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Police Week 2025 Fundraiser

The Auxiliary Lodge has partnered with Cougar Bowl Apparel to create a graphic honoring fallen Lebanon County law enforcement officers. The graphic is to recognize these officers during Police Week 2025. A portion of the proceeds will go to support the Auxiliary Lodge. You can visit the online Store at the link below.

https://cougarbowlapparel.com/pw2025/shop/home.

SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL POLICE!

You can help support Lebanon Lodge No. 42, Fraternal Order of Police, by purchasing coffee from Cleona Coffee Roasters through the link below. Each time a purchase is made through this link, a portion of the proceeds will go to our Lodge. A special Extra-caffeinated French Roast "Midnight Shift" blend was made just for Lodge 42. It is available in bean, ground, and Pods (K-cups). Other blends are also available that will benefit our Lodge! We appreciate your support!

Your support will help our Lodge:

Help Fund Officer Training and Events
Helping Officers and Officer families in crises
Advancing Pro-Police causes
Giving voice to Police concerns

https://cleonacoffeeroasters.com/online-store/fundraisers/lebanon-fraternal-order-of-police/

What We Do
Lodge No. 42 actively advocates for those matters which improve working conditions and quality of life issues for law enforcement officers through education, legislation, and representation. The Lodge provides support for officer trainings, helping officers and officer families in times of crises, advancing pro-police causes, and giving voice to police concerns.

Who We Are
The Fraternal Order of Police is the Number One Voice of America’s Law Enforcement Officers. Our Local Lodge membership is comprised of both actively employed and retired law enforcement officers from Lebanon County. Lebanon Auxiliary Lodge No. 42, supports the Principal Lodge in many ways, helping achieve objectives. We collectively have membership in the Pennsylvania State Lodge and the National Lodge.

Who We Represent
The Fraternal Order of Police represents the interests of our membership. Locally, in Lebanon County, Lodge No. 42 represents 200 members, both actively employed and retired law enforcement officers.