Chaney’s Champions Announces New Partnership with the Morrisville, NC Police Department

Donation of 100 Chaney Bears to the Morrisville Police Department will be made on August 6, 2020

APEX, NC – Chaney’s Champions, a 501C3 non-profit based in Apex, NC, announces a partnership with the Morrisville Police Department Office in North Carolina. Chaney’s Champions will start the partnership with a donation of 100 of its GUND teddy bears.

Chaney’s Champions was formed in 2017 and has, or is planning to give, more than 2,000 teddy bears to organizations that may encounter children in crisis situations. To fulfill its mission, Chaney’s Champions depends on the generous financial support of family, friends, & members of the surrounding community. More information about how to support Chaney’s Champions may be found at http://www.chaneyschampions.org

When asked about the new partnership, Morrisville Police Chief Patrice Andrews said
“The Town of Morrisville and the Morrisville Police Department is honored to have been selected as the newest champions of Chaney’s memory and legacy. Chaney’s story and how Chaney’s Champions came to be teaches us that the loss of a loved one does not have to be the end. The joy and light that they brought to us can be passed to others in a meaningful way. With each bear gifted, Chaney’s memory will live on and provide a constant source of comfort and hope to children in need. This I am sure of. “

About Chaney’s Champions – Chaney’s Champions is a 501C3 non-profit located in Apex, NC. Founded in 2017, Chaney’s Champions was formed to honor the memory of Chaney James Corcoran, who passed away suddenly at 10 weeks old as a result of SIDS. Its mission involves paying it forward through random acts of kindness. The organization is currently focusing its work on donating teddy bears to area law enforcement agencies. The “Chaney Bears” are used to help bring comfort to children in need and provide opportunities to pay kindness forward, which embodies the mission of Chaney’s Champions to #ChampionOn with small tokens of kindness. To fulfill its mission, Chaney’s Champions depends on the generous financial support from family, friends, & members of the community. More information about Chaney’s Champions may be found at http://www.chaneyschampions.org

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Chaney’s Champions Announces New Partnership with the Gloucester County Sheriff’s Office in Virginia

Donation of 100 Chaney Bears to the Gloucester County Sheriff’s Office is being made possible through the generosity of Patty Settimo. Donation will be made on August 7, 2020

APEX, NC – Chaney’s Champions, a 501C3 non-profit based in Apex, NC, announces a partnership with the Gloucester County Sheriff’s Office in Virginia. Chaney’s Champions will start the partnership with a donation of 100 of its GUND teddy bears. The donation is being made possible through a generous gift from Patty Settimo.

When asked her why she wanted to give to Chaney’s Champions, Ms. Settimo said. “These are in memory of my father, a Peace Officer for 35 years. Lt Det Richard J Scott. He was all about being a positive citizen in your community, and giving back to those in need. I’m honored to be able to do this in my surrounding communities. The positive impact and comfort the bears give to local children is a gift to me, and I’m sure my Dad would be happy. I’ve seen letters from firemen and police officers that gave a bear to a child in need, and they’ve brought tears to my eyes. This little gesture to a child that just lost everything in a fire is a beacon of hope to that child. Thank you for all that you’re doing with these in your nephews name. It’s wonderful and I’m so happy I can be a tiny part of that.”

Chaney’s Champions was formed in 2017 and has, or is planning to give, more than 2,000 teddy bears to organizations that may encounter children in crisis situations. To fulfill its mission, Chaney’s Champions depends on the generous financial support of family, friends, & members of the surrounding community. More information about how to support Chaney’s Champions may be found at http://www.chaneyschampions.org

About Chaney’s Champions – Chaney’s Champions is a 501C3 non-profit located in Apex, NC. Founded in 2017, Chaney’s Champions was formed to honor the memory of Chaney James Corcoran, who passed away suddenly at 10 weeks old as a result of SIDS. Its mission involves paying it forward through random acts of kindness. The organization is currently focusing its work on donating teddy bears to area law enforcement agencies. The “Chaney Bears” are used to help bring comfort to children in need and provide opportunities to pay kindness forward, which embodies the mission of Chaney’s Champions to #ChampionOn with small tokens of kindness. To fulfill its mission, Chaney’s Champions depends on the generous financial support from family, friends, & members of the community. More information about Chaney’s Champions may be found at http://www.chaneyschampions.org

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Chaney’s Champions Develops Partnership with UNC Children’s Hospital – Donation of 100 Chaney Bears Scheduled for August 6, 2020

APEX, NC – Chaney’s Champions’ partnerships with agencies that assist children has expanded and now includes UNC Children’s Hospital. On August 6, 2020, Chaney’s Champions will be donating 100 of its Chaney Bears to UNC Children’s Hospital. 

As a top-tier academic medical center, UNC Children’s upholds a four-tiered mission to “CARE,” aligning clinical care, advocacy, research, and education to deliver world-class family-centered care—always regardless of a family’s ability to pay.

Chaney’s Champions was formed in 2017 to honor the memory of Chaney James Corcoran, who passed away suddenly from Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) at 10 weeks old in Portsmouth, Virginia. Chaney’s Champions’ current focus is to provide teddy bears to organizations that work with children during difficult times. The “Chaney Bears” are used to help bring comfort to children in need, which provide opportunities to pay kindness forward and embody the mission of Chaney’s Champions to #ChampionOn with small tokens of kindness. To date, Chaney’s Champions has donated over 1,600 Chaney Bears to multiple organizations in North Carolina, Virginia and Michigan that work with children in need. Several donations to new and existing agencies are scheduled for August 6 and 7 which will push Chaney’s Champions’ donations over 2,000 teddy bears.

To fulfill its mission, Chaney’s Champions depends on the generous financial support of family, friends, & members of the surrounding community. More information about how to support Chaney’s Champions may be found at http://www.chaneyschampions.org

About Chaney’s Champions – Chaney’s Champions is a 501C3 non-profit located in Apex, NC. Founded in 2017, Chaney’s Champions was formed to honor the memory of Chaney James Corcoran. Its mission involves paying it forward through random acts of kindness. The organization is currently focusing its work on donating teddy bears to be used to assist children in need. Since December 2016, Chaney’s Champions has donated a total of 1,600 Chaney Bears to multiple agencies.

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Chaney’s Champions Announces New Partnerships with Multiple State of Michigan Law Enforcement Agencies

New partnerships with ten Michigan-based law enforcement agencies are being made possible through a generous donation from Sharon M. Peters. Ms Peters is donating in memory of her father, Detective Lieutenant Richard J Scott, who served 34+ years in the Roseville, Michigan Police Department. Donation event will occur in City of Grosse Pointe Woods on November 15, 2019
APEX, NC – Chaney’s Champions, a 501C3 non-profit based in Apex, NC, announces new partnerships with 10 Michigan-based law enforcement agencies. The partnerships will include a total donation of 250 of Chaney’s Champions’ Chaney Bears. The agencies include: Grosse Pointe Shores Police Department; Grosse Pointe Woods Police Department; Grosse Pointe Park Police Department: Grosse Pointe Farms Police Department; Grosse Pointe City Police Department; Harper Woods Police Department: St. Clair Shores Police Department; Eastpointe Police Department; Roseville Police Department; and the Macomb County Sheriff’s Department.
The new partnership is being made possible through a generous donation from Sharon M. Peters. Ms. Peters is donating to Chaney’s Champions in memory of her father, Detective Lieutenant Richard J. Scott, who served the Roseville, Michigan Police Department for 34+ years. Chaney’s Champions will be donating 250 of its GUND Chaney Bears to the law enforcement agencies at 10am on November 15, 2019. The event will take place at the City of Grosse Pointe Woods City Council Chambers at 20025 Mack Avenue, Grosse Pointe Woods, MI.
Chaney’s Champions was formed in 2016 and has donated 992 teddy bears to organizations that may encounter children in crisis situations. An additional 566 teddy bears are scheduled to be donated in the next several months, which will bring the total bears donated to 1,558. To date, Chaney’s Champions has donated, or is planning to donate, to the following organizations:
North Carolina
Virginia
Michigan (Donation event scheduled for November 15, 2019 for Michigan agencies)
  • 20 teddy bears to the Grosse Pointe Shores Police Department;
  • 30 teddy bears to the Grosse Pointe Woods Police Department;
  • 20 teddy bears to the Grosse Pointe Park Police Department:
  • 20 teddy bears to the Grosse Pointe Farms Police Department;
  • 20 teddy bears to the Grosse Pointe City Police Department;
  • 30 teddy bears to the Harper Woods Police Department:
  • 40 teddy bears to the St. Clair Shores Police Department;
  • 20 teddy bears to the Eastpointe Police Department;
  • 20 teddy bears to the Roseville Police Department;
  • 30 teddy bears to the Macomb County Sheriff’s Office.
The donated “Chaney Bears” have been given by law enforcement officials to children affected by a variety of situations ranging from motor vehicle accidents to domestic violence incidents.
About Chaney’s Champions – Chaney’s Champions is a 501C3 non-profit located in Apex, NC. Founded in 2016, Chaney’s Champions was formed to honor the memory of Chaney James Corcoran, who passed away suddenly at 10 weeks old as a result of SIDS. Its mission involves paying it forward through random acts of kindness. The organization is currently focusing its work on donating teddy bears to area law enforcement agencies. The “Chaney Bears” are used to help bring comfort to children in need and provide opportunities to pay kindness forward, which embodies the mission of Chaney’s Champions to #ChampionOn with small tokens of kindness. To fulfill its mission, Chaney’s Champions depends on the generous financial support from family, friends, & members of the community. More information about Chaney’s Champions may be found at http://www.chaneyschampions.org

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Chaney’s Champions Announces New Partnership with Carrboro Police Department

Carrboro Announces Partnership with Chaney’s Champions and Fundraising Effort to Support Donation of 50 Chaney Bears to Carrboro Police Department

APEX, NC – Chaney’s Champions, a 501C3 non-profit based in Apex, NC, announces a new partnership with the Carrboro Police Department and an effort by the Town of Carrboro to raise $750 to support the donation of 50 Chaney Bears to the Town of Carrboro Police Department. Please visit the Carrboro Police Department Facebook Page to learn about the effort and find out how to donate. You may also visit Chaney’ Champions website at http://www.chaneyschampions.org to donate to the Carrboro campaign. Please note your donation to Carrboro’s fundraising campaign when you donate.
Chaney’s Champions’ was formed in 2016 and has given 220 teddy bears to the Apex Police Department, 100 teddy bears to the Roxboro Police Department and Fire Department, 95 teddy bears to the Durham County Sheriff’s Office, 95 teddy bears to the Orange County Sheriff’s Office, 190 teddy bears to the Edmarc Children’s Hospice, 25 teddy bears to the Hillsborough Police Department and has a donation of 50 teddy bears planned for June 7 to the Clayton Police Department.
The donated “Chaney Bears” have been given by law enforcement officials to a number of children affected by a variety of situations ranging from motor vehicle accidents to domestic violence incidents. Chaney’s Champions was formed to honor the memory of Chaney James Corcoran, who passed away suddenly from SIDS at 10 weeks old. Chaney’s Champions provides teddy bears to organizations that encounter children in a crisis situation. The “Chaney Bears” are used to help bring comfort to children in need and provide opportunities to pay kindness forward, which embodies the mission of Chaney’s Champions to #ChampionOn with small tokens of kindness.
To fulfill its mission, Chaney’s Champions depends on the generous financial support from family, friends, & members of the community. More information about Chaney’s Champions may be found at http://www.chaneyschampions.org
About Chaney’s Champions – Chaney’s Champions is a 501C3 non-profit located in Apex, NC. Founded in 2016, Chaney’s Champions was formed to honor the memory of Chaney James Corcoran. Its mission involves paying it forward through random acts of kindness. The organization is currently focusing its work on donating teddy bears to area law enforcement agencies to be used to assist children in need.

#ChampionOn