LAPD Centurions vs. San Diego Enforcers Charity Football Game NA19069jl

WHAT: Full contact charity football game

WHEN: Saturday, May 18, 2019 2:00 p.m. (kickoff)

WHERE: Notre Dame High School 13645 Riverside Dr. Sherman Oaks, CA 91423

WHO: Los Angeles Police Department Personnel San Diego Police Department Personnel Los Angeles Police Department, Chief of Police, Michel Moore

WHY: On May 18, 2019, the LAPD Centurions will be playing a full contact charity football game against their southern rival, the San Diego Enforcers, at Notre Dame High School. Los Angeles Police Department, Chief Michel Moore will be present for the opening coin toss. The Centurions are a team comprised of LAPD officers of various ranks and assignments throughout the City of Los Angeles who have been “playing football for kids since 1978.” When we say kids, we’re referring to the Blind Children’s Center of Los Angeles.

The Blind Children’s Center is a 501(c) (3) nonprofit organization founded in 1938 by Southern California Delta Gammas. Each year the center serves approximately 100 children who are blind or visually impaired and provides an array of support services for more than 350 family members. For the past 40 years, the LAPD Centurions have helped raise over $500,000.00 in donations for the Blind Children’s Center.

The Centurions are proud to continue their support of the center, both through various types of mentorship and monetary contributions. LAPD officer’s travel the country on their own dime and time, for the love of both the game and students at the center. By playing football, we help bring much needed awareness and capital to the center.

CONTACT: For questions, contact LAPD Officer James Norton at 818-389-8802, or by email at jnorton@lacenturions.com