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Messages celebrating Crime Stoppers month are appearing across the province!
Thank you City of Mount Pearl , Pattison Outdoor, EC Boone Ltd. , VOCM, St. John’s Convention Centre and the Town of Happy Valley Goose Bay for your continued support of the NL Crime Stoppers program.
Keep your eyes peeled everyone! #HelpingAllCommunitiesStaySafe

NLCrime Stoppers is looking for volunteers to join our Board.
The NL Crime Stoppers Board of Directors is a working Board that plays a key role in the program – volunteering in this capacity is rewarding and a great way to make a substantial contribution towards the safety of our communities. Director positions are for three-year terms and meetings are held once a month.
If you know someone (or are that someone) who is interested in volunteering with us, submit nominations by August 31, 2020 to Ashley Savinov at Governance.nlcs@gmail.com.Nominations must be supported by two members of Crime Stoppers and current membership in Crime Stoppers is not required. Successful nominees will be subject to membership screening before taking an active role on the Board. Elections will take place at the AGM September 14, 2020
The Athletics NorthEast brought some Christmas cheer to the staff and volunteers of Newfoundland and Labrador Crime Stoppers this week.
Representatives of the running club brought a donation of $1000 to support the ongoing work of the provincial anonymous tip program.
Thank you Athletics NorthEast for this important contribution to the safety of our communities. Merry Christmas.

Left to right: Rod Pike, Athletics Northeast; Joe Lake, NL Crime Stoppers Board Member; Kathy Ducey, NL Crime Stoppers Coordinator and Thelma Careen, Athletics Northeast.

January is Crime Stoppers month and we’ve decided to do something fun to show our thanks to Newfoundland and Labrador for all of the tips you have provided.
With the help of Cohen’s Home Furnishings and SAMSUNG, we are giving our supporters a chance to WIN a Samsung 43″ Class TU7000 Crystal UHD 4K Smart TV.
To Enter:
FOLLOW US on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/CrimeStoppersNL or Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/nlcrimestoppers/.
LIKE and SHARE this post
TAG someone you know who watches out for you!
Rules:
Contest closes midnight NST, January 28th 2022.
Winner will be randomly selected and notified via social media.
All entrants must be residents of Newfoundland and Labrador.
No cash value.
No substitutions.
Entrants are responsible for collection of prize at their nearest Cohen’s location.
No purchase necessary.
One entry per valid Facebook or Instagram account.
This giveaway is in no way sponsored by, administered or associated with Facebook or Instagram.
GOOD LUCK!!

Newfoundland and Labrador Crime Stoppers joins its counterparts around the world to celebrate Crime Stoppers Month. This year’s theme, “Helping All Communities Stay Safe”, reflects the efforts of Crime Stoppers staff and volunteers to promote safety, empowerment and inclusion.
To recognize the important role of Crime Stoppers in our province, Newfoundland and Labrador Crime Stoppers will participate in flag raising events at Confederation Building and the town hall of Grand Falls Windsor throughout January. In addition to these events, Crime Stoppers Month will be celebrated virtually with messages highlighting the initiatives of our volunteers and partners shared on our social media platforms.
In these challenging times, Crime Stoppers will continue to provide residents of Newfoundland and Labrador with a trusted link to investigators for those who wish to report criminal and suspicious activity anonymously. We invite all of our supporters to celebrate Crime Stoppers month and its importance to the safety of our communities.
For more information about Newfoundland and Labrador Crime Stoppers visit nlcrimestoppers.com
“Say it Here”
Crime Stoppers – Anonymous since 1992 in Newfoundland and Labrador
Please be aware that NL Crime Stoppers is not a direct line to reach the police. If you’re in need of immediate aid, dial 911, or refer to the links below for additional resources.
Victim Services (Government resources for victims of crime)
Report suspected tax or benefits cheating to the Canada Revenue Agency