It is the mission of The Washtenaw 100 to provide immediate financial support to the families of law enforcement officers and firefighters serving in Washtenaw County who die in the line of duty. In addition, The Washtenaw 100 annually awards college scholarships to the children of active duty law enforcement officers and firefighters and monetary grants to local law enforcement and fire departments.

The Washtenaw 100 is a not for profit 501 (c)3 organization.

For additional information, please contact the Washtenaw 100 Board Chair at info@washtenaw100.org.

Annual Dinner

Mark your calendars - Annual Dinner set for Thursday, October 19, 2023.  Join us as we celebrate our Hometown Heroes.  More exciting details to come!

Scholarship

The 2023 Scholarship Application is available to children (natural & adopted) of sworn Law Enforcement Officers and Firefighters within Washtenaw County.  Apply now!

Supporting Local Heroes

Since 1971 we’ve supported the families of Washtenaw County law enforcement and fire fighting personnel.  Is it time to renew your membership?

LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER OF THE YEAR

Sergeant John Cratsenburg
Washtenaw County Sheriff’s Office

FIREFIGHTER OF THE YEAR

Lieutenant Lee Root
Dexter Area Fire Department

GRANT PROGRAM RECIPIENTS

The Washtenaw 100 has awarded over $88,000 to various agencies to enhance officer and firefighter safety.

Scholarship Recipients

The Washtenaw 100 awarded 13 scholarships for 2022.

2022 RECIPIENTS

James Buhr

Bob & Julie Conlin

Karl & Nan Couyoumjian

ITC Holdings

Ira Mark

Scott Nichols

David Simmons

Tim & Laurie Wadhams

Robert & Melissa Zimmerma