The Hundred Club stands by the families of our fallen heroes.
When a tragedy strikes, the Hundred Club shows up for our families within 24-48 hours to ensure that they have the support they need to get through unimaginable loss. We also provide a sense of security to active-duty firefighters and police officers in Massachusetts so they know that should a tragic event occur, the Hundred Club will be there for their family.
Since its founding in 1959, the Club has provided support for close to 2,000 active-duty fire and police families who have lost a loved one, regardless of the cause of death. All of our families receive immediate financial support. For those who have lost a loved one in the line-of-duty, we also provide educational scholarships, support for mental health and grief counseling, support for summer camps and enrichment activities for children, annual events, and ongoing connection to the families of those who gave everything. The Club isn’t just a charity, it’s a family that steps in when tragedy strikes and stays long after the headlines fade.
Funded by membership and private donations, the Hundred Club operates with a simple promise: To honor the hero by caring for their family.
This enduring commitment – personal, respectful, and lifelong – is what truly sets the Hundred Club of Massachusetts apart, ensuring that the spouse and children of those who served are never forgotten and never alone.
