Supporting Those Who Renew Hope

As part of our #RenewalsForGood initiative, Hexos highlights charitable organizations to which we have made a contribution. Our contribution may include Hexos team members volunteering, a monetary donation from Hexos, or a combination therein. Hexos prioritizes organizations that champion environmental restoration, racial diversity and equity, and expanding STEM education. Additionally, Hexos invites input from its partners and clients to direct our involvement toward organizations and initiatives that are meaningful to them.

This quarter, we at Hexos are honored to spotlight the 200 Club of Wake County, an organization dedicated to supporting the families of fallen law enforcement officers and firefighters in Wake County, North Carolina by providing financial assistance, emotional support, and educational opportunities to the families of first responders who made the ultimate sacrifice while serving their community.

In June of 2000 by Richard and Patricia Hale founded the organization after their son, Paul Hale died in the line of duty. Since its inception, the 200 Club of Wake County has been actively involved in fundraising efforts to provide immediate financial aid to surviving families. Additionally, the organization has expanded to provide scholarships for the children and spouses of fallen first responders and has also provided funding for police equipment — most notably protective vests for members of the Raleigh Police Department K9 unit!

Through its continuous efforts, the 200 Club of Wake County has made a lasting impact on the lives of those affected by tragedy. Its unwavering support has provided a lifeline for families, ensuring that they are not forgotten and that their sacrifices are recognized and appreciated.