If you are unable to attend any of our events, we welcome you to make donations via either one of our Post Office boxes. Please send a check to:
Michael H. Wise, II Memorial Foundation, Inc.
PO Box 167
Myerstown, PA 17067
or
Michael H. Wise, II Memorial Foundation, Inc.
PO Box 8161
Reading, PA 19603
Or you can donate online using Paypal:
The Michael H. Wise, II Memorial Foundation, Inc. is a registered 501(c)3 non-profit organization.
Through several fundraisers including a golf outing, motorcycle ride and 5k run, we hope to give back to the communities that so graciously continue to show their support to the Foundation and to the Wise family. Without their generosity, the Foundation would not be able to provide funding for the donations listed below.
2007 Foundation Donations
- $500 to COPS (Concerns of Police Survivors) – This organization provides programs and services to survivors of U.S. law enforcement officers killed in the line of duty
- $2,000 in scholarships to children of Reading Police Officers
- $2,000 in scholarships to children of Reading Firefighters
- $1,000 scholarship to a Cedar Crest High School student pursuing a criminal justice degree
2008 Foundation Donations
- $5,000 to the City of Reading to assist with start-up and reintroduction of the K-9 unit
- $150 to the Falcon Foundation to purchase a brick in honor of Michael
- Donation of two K-9 trauma kits to the Lebanon Police Department
- $500 to COPS (Concerns of Police Survivors) – This organization provides programs and services to survivors of U.S. law enforcement officers killed in the line of duty
- $2,000 in scholarships to children of Reading Police Officers
- $2,000 in scholarships to children of Reading Firefighters
- $3,000 in scholarships to Cedar Crest High School students pursuing criminal justice degrees
- $500 donation to the family of Brandt Pflueger. Brandt was diagnosed with neuroblastoma. His father Brad is an officer with the North Lebanon Police Department.
- $2,000 to Cornwall-Lebanon School District to support the DARE programs at each of the four district elementary schools.
- $500 donation to 4 Paws for Ability to obtain an autism service dog for Sierra Hirsch. Her father Don is a City of Reading paramedic.
2009 Foundation Donations
- Donation of ten K-9 trauma kits to various departments in Lebanon and Berks counties.
- $1,000 to City of Lebanon K-9 fund for their new police dog
- $500 to COPS (Concerns of Police Survivors) – This organization provides programs and services to survivors of U.S. law enforcement officers killed in the line of duty
- $1,000 donation to the Pittsburgh Fallen Officers Fund. The fund was established due to the shooting deaths of 3 Pittsburgh Police Officers.
- Donation of an Automated External Defibrillator (AED) to Cedar Crest High School
- Donation of an Automated External Defibrillator (AED) to Cedar Crest Middle School
- $500 to Lebanon Valley Rails to Trails to purchase a bench in honor of Michael
- Presented a clock in of honor of Michael to recognize the winner of Cedar Crest High School wrestling character award.
- Donation of firefighter identification tagging system to Lebanon City Firefighters.
- $2,000 in scholarships to children of Reading Police Officers
- $2,000 in scholarships to children of Reading Firefighters
- $3,000 in scholarships to Cedar Crest High School students pursuing criminal justice, police academy training or EMT/Paramedic training
- $3,000 to First Aid and Safety Patrol for RHMC training
2010 Foundation Donations
- $500 to COPS (Concerns of Police Survivors) – This organization provides programs and services to survivors of U.S. law enforcement officers killed in the line of duty
- $500 donation to the family of Blaize Webber. Blaize was diagnosed with numerous birth defects. His father Adam is an officer with the Annville Police Department.
- Presented a clock in of honor of Michael to recognize the winner of Cedar Crest High School wrestling character award.
2010 Pending Donations
- $2,000 in scholarships to children of Reading Police Officers
- $2,000 in scholarships to children of Reading Firefighters
- $3,000 in scholarships to Cedar Crest High School students pursuing criminal justice, police academy training or EMT/Paramedic training
- Purchasing 2 more Automated External Defibrillator (AED) for donation