America's law enforcement officers have dedicated their lives and careers to serving the public. They're always there for us — and now, through the National Law Enforcement Museum, here's our opportunity to be there for them.

The "A Matter of Honor" Campaign was created to raise the $80 million needed to plan and build the National Law Enforcement Museum, all of which must come from private donations. It is a historic opportunity to be a part of — and a stakeholder in — the development of the only national museum dedicated to telling the story of our nation's law enforcement officers.

The Museum will attract more than half a million visitors a year — many of them school-aged children. All visitors will be treated to a state-of-the-art, interactive perspective of life behind the badge. The Museum is designed to help our citizens to better understand and truly appreciate the critical role the brave men and women of law enforcement play in upholding the law and keeping our communities and our country safe. With your help, the story behind this vital profession will soon be told.

Whether you choose to make a financial contribution, donate an artifact, sign up to volunteer or contribute your own personal story, there are a number of ways in which you can assist us in creating this special place. We are asking for your assistance in making this Campaign a great success.

Please consider it "A Matter of Honor."