Watch SOLE – Supporters of Law Enforcement and its founder, Detective Nate Boggs, as recently featured on Fox 13 News.
S.O.L.E. Supporters of Law Enforcement
S.O.L.E. is a non-profit, donation-based organization run by volunteers. We are dedicated to taking care of those who take care of us by ensuring the overall well-being of law enforcement in our community. S.O.L.E. is committed to being there for law enforcement during an illness, crisis, or injury. We also strive to support law enforcement officers through times of long deployment or other unforeseen circumstances.
Message from Founder
I’ve been a law enforcement officer since 2002, but in April 2017 I was diagnosed with cancer and wasn’t given a great prognosis, thus drastically changing my life. While undergoing treatment I was unable to carry out my normal job duties for several months following spinal surgery and aggressive chemotherapy. My co-workers rallied together and supported me through my journey. They were there for me daily and organized fundraisers to help my family and I through a difficult time. Now in 2018, I am 100% cancer free and back to work. I realize that I’ll never be able to repay those that supported me when I needed it the most, but perhaps I can pay it forward to ensure that any future law enforcement officers have a support system in times of crisis. S.O.L.E. was created with this goal in mind and functions through volunteer support and donations to ensure no one is left behind.
God Bless,
Nate Boggs
Show your support of Law Enforcement. Visit our shop to make a donation to SOLE or purchase Thin Blue Line Merchandise. All profits benefit SOLE and its mission!
What is the Thin Blue Line?
The blue line represents law enforcement protecting the barrier between everyday citizens and the criminals within society. For civilians, use of the thin blue line emblem is a show of support for police, acknowledging the role they play in society. To law enforcement, it represents the solidarity and brotherhood that police officers share as fellow professionals.
