Fbi Phoenix Citizens Academy Alumni Association

“Food and beverages $13246”

“TRAVEL & MEALS $3329”

“Accounting services $3037”

“BANK CHARGES $2082”

“INSURANCE $1716”

“SUPPLIES $1669”

“STORAGE FEES $1565”

“Quanico board member expense $1199”

“GIFTS $731”

“REGISTRATION FEES $500”

“Dues & subscriptions $380”

“BOARD EXPENSES $205”

“WEBSITE $141”

“KIDS & COPS $84”

“The FBIPCAAA is a tax exempt organization under 501(c) (3) of the Internal Revenue Code supported by its members. The goal of the FBI Phoenix Citizens Academy Alumni Association is to foster a greater understanding of the FBIs role in the community through open discussion and to support the FBIs efforts to deliver information about their role, tools, tactics, jurisdiction, and vision for the future in national law enforcement, homeland defense, and counter-terrorism on all levels. In 2019 (Jan. to Dec.), the FBI Phoenix Citizens Academy Alumni Association - Hosted a Life Member Breakfast: Life Members joined the FBIPCAAA Board, COS, and SAC DeLeon for a symbolic signing of MOA between the Phoenix FBI office and the FBIPCAAA. -Held continuing education event such as the 9/11 Phoenix Memo Presentation with retired Special Agent Ken Williams in Phoenix, Jan 24, and repeated for Tucson alumni, on Mar 20. -Organized for Alumni a guided tour of the Tucson Police Department Crime Lab -Supported with alumni volunteerism, outreach in Phoenix through the Welcome to America nonprofit (Jan). -Provided support, logistics, food and beverage to the FBIs Citizens Academy classes by furnishing the meals for students one night a week for eight weeks of classes at the FBI buildings in Phoenix and Tucson, Flagstaff, along with a Graduation & Range Day, on a weekend day at a Federal Range (Mar) -Hosted Life As An Undercover Agent Presentation for alumni in Phoenix (Apr) and Tucson (May).-Hosted at the Somali American United Council conference center, Getting to know American Muslims and their Faith, a presentation by Azra Hussain, President and Co-Founder of the Islamic Speakers Bureau of Arizona (ISBA), an apolitical, non-profit, educational organization (May). -Provided support, logistics, food and beverage for FBI Teen Academy (Tucson and Phoenix (June). -Provided volunteer opportunity for alumni at the Tucson Community Food Bank (June 29) and Feed My Starving Children in Phoenix (July 13) and Humane Society of Southern AZ (Tucson) (Nov). -Hosted a Border Liaison & International Program Educational Presentation (Tucson, July; Phoenix, October).-Engaged Alumni with a welcome Luncheon for new Phoenix SAC, Sean L. Kaul (July). -Held several alumni mixers where donations of children's books for a mini library (Aug) and donations of sports Equipment for Heart for the City (non-profit) (Dec) were encouraged. -Provided logistic support for International CAP program and graduation, held at the Somali American United Council conference center (Sept.). -Supported education presentation of Chasing the Dragon Documentary & Panel Discussion (Flagstaff). -Facilitated a Raytheon Tour (Tucson) for alumni (Oct). -Provided logistical support for the McKenna Youth Foundation - Bike Build (December) -Provided logistical support for Shop with your cops Phoenix and Kids and Cops, Tucson (December). Monies raised during 2019 served to sponsor food and beverage for 2019 classes, meetings, events, and mixers, and will also further the organizations goal to serve the alumni members and perpetuate the F.B.I Phoenix Citizens Academy Alumni Associations mission of supporting the FBIs Community Outreach programs, improve organizational sustainability, and increase membership retention and involvement.”