On July 20th, Haley Gray (and her close friend Claire) delivered Bexley Box #31 to the Topeka Police Department, located at 320 S Kansas Ave in Topeka, Kansas. The Unit Coordinator for the Crime Victims’ Assistance Unit, Dawn Maendele, coordinated this delivery.

Bexley Box #30 was placed with the Plano, TX PD by our volunteer, Lanie Hobbs. The staff was extremely excited to receive Bexley Box number 30 and they asked if they could help place one in every PD in their area!

The West Valley Police officers did their homework and read up on the Bexley Box and Bridegan Foundation prior to the delivery and were excited to receive this resource! Thank you to ABC4 and the Thacker family for their donations towards this box.

The West Valley Victim Services Office was the first non-Police or Sheriff’s Office to receive a Bexley Box. Their goal is to advocate for both primary and secondary victims and we are honored to help them achieve their goals by providing tools to comfort children effected by crime.

Kirsten Bridegan’s hometown received Bexley Box #27, which was built and filled by the Campbell family and delivered by them along with many of Kirsten Bridegan’s close family and friends. This was a very sentimental box and delivery.

The Apex, NC PD received the second Bexley Box delivered in the state of NC. After this delivery, the group enjoyed some delicious icecream from a local icecream shop and explored the neat town of Apex!

The Fuquay Varina PD was the first to recieve a Bexley Box in the state of North Carolina. This box (and the next) were built and delivered by family of Jared Bridegan.

The Spanish Fork PD was elated to have this Bexley Box as an on-site resource. Thank you to the Shaw Family and their Lehi, UT Congregation for making this box happen!

The Victim’s Advocate for the Payson, UT Police Department was so grateful for the resources now available to her through the Bexley Box. And we are grateful for the Shaw family and their Lehi, UT congregation for donating the box and contents!

St. Augustine Beach PD and St. Augustine Fire Department welcomed the delivery crew in style. We were so blown away by their kindness and the level of effort they put into making this tough day a special memory for us that we will always cherish.

This was the first delivery that occured on the 1yr anniversary of Jared Bridegan’s murder. The St. Augustine PD went above and beyond to make us feel welcomed and loved on such a tender day.

Fernandina Beach Police Department quickly became a favorite for the girls! The retro kids police car was a popular item and the girls wanted to drive it out the door when we had to leave. Bexley Box #20 is in good hands with them!

Bexley Box #19 was delivered to the Bunnel Police Department. They are waiting for the completion of their new building and said the box will be a valuable asset to have on hand.

Our second out of state (out of FL) box was delivered to the Lehi City Police Department in Utah by Kirsten’s brother Tyler and his family. We’re so grateful for their help making this happen!

Flagler Beach PD gratefully accepted Bexley Box #17. They added it to their arsenal of items ready to comfort young children in need.

Boxes 15 and 16 were placed with the Flagler Sheriff’s Office! During the delivery, Kirsten, Bexley, and the team were able to tour the facilities including the tactical vehicles!

Board Members Amanda and Melissa delivered Box #14 to the Altamonte Springs PD in Central FL.

On a trip down south, officers from the Saint Johns County Sheriff’s Office delievered Bexley Box #13 to Brevard County!

On a trip down south, officers from the Saint Johns County Sheriff’s Office took two Bexley Boxes with them and delievered them to the Volusia County Sheriff’s Office and Daytona Beach PD. We’re so grateful for their assistance on these deliveries!

Neptune Beach PD received Bexley Box #10. Chief Richard J. Pike and Mayor Elaine Brown greeted Kirsten, Bexley, and the delivery crew. It was a sunny and enjoyable delivery!