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• Southern Baked Pie Company in Gainesville gave a percentage of its daily earnings to A fallen officer’s family.

• The Beast Sports Center on Grove Street in Gainesville accepted donations and matched them dollar for dollar over a two week period. The cash was donated directly to the family of a fallen officer.

• Climate Solutions Heating & Air on Cleveland Highway donated a portion of a week’s sales to the family of afallen officer, according to owner Shane Biddy.
  Biddy also owns The Barbecue Depot and organized a barbecue fundraiser for the family.

• Southern Grace, an event business, florist and boutique on Main Street in Flowery Branch, donated 20% of all sales for a week to the family of a fallen officer.

• The Browns Bridge Road Exxon gas station in Gainesville donated 2 cents of every gallon of fuel sold at the business to the family of a fallen officer for a month.

• Bosquito pest control and lawn care business, donated half of the proceeds from all new clients over two weeks to the family of a fallen officer.

• Casually Caroline Jewelry Boutique, donated 10% of all purchases made for a week to the family of a fallen officer.

• Stoney’s Family Restaurant in Clarkesville donated 10% all sales for a week to the family of a fallen officer.

• Joyce Merck Florist on Broad Street in Gainesville sold black and blue bows for $10, and half of the proceeds were donated to the family of a fallen officer.

• Barrett’s Baked Goods in Buford donated 10 percent of its proceeds for a business day, to the family of a fallen officer and they accepted donations to be given to the family.

• Twisted Salon in Gainesville ordered 400 personalized silicone wristbands that were given to donors, with all proceeds going directly to the family of a fallen officer.

• Tiffany Holmes Photography donated all proceeds from 15-minute benefit photo sessions 6 months to the family of a fallen officer.

• The Inked Pig donated 10% of proceeds from sales at the restaurant July 10, to the family of a fallen officer.

• Gypsy Threads Boutique donated 10% of proceeds from sales made for one week to the family of a fallen officer.

• Level Up Haircuts in Gainesville donated 50% of all proceeds from shirt and visor sales to the family of a fallen officer. The shop is also offered $11 haircuts to all law enforcement officials that plan to attend the funeral or vigil for the officer.

• Haydee’s Cafe and Haydee’s Meat Market in Oakwood donated a portion of its sales from July 15-19 to the family of a fallen officer.

• Dermatology Associates of Northeast Georgia on Enota Drive in Gainesville donated $500 each month for 6 months to help with expenses of a fallen officer’s family.

• Battle of the Heroes, an annual flag football fundraiser for The Easton Foundation in Habersham County, asked for donations before and after their game for the family of a fallen officer.

• The Georgia Law Enforcement Organization sold t-shirts, held benefit fundraisers, helped Law Enforcement agencies coordinate several officer funerals, provided resources to officers, and helped injured/sick officers provide Christmas for their families.

• Horse Country, a Western apparel store in Buford, donated 10% of their sales on July 13, to the family of a fallen officer.

• Murrayville Family Chiropractic offered free chiropractic care to police officers, firemen and their families.

• MCSImprint donated 10% of all imprinting sales to the family of a fallen officer for 2 months.

• Frazier’s Harley-Davidson in Buford made a large donation to the family of a fallen officer and accepted donations at its dealership.

• Image Boutique on Washington Street in Gainesville is donating 10% of its sales for the rest of the week to the Dixons.

• Pro Auto Imports offered the family of a fallen officer free auto-mechanic service for one year.

• Brandi Costlow Roberts has organized a GoFundMe for the family of a fallen officer.

• Señor Fiesta locations in Gainesville and Dawsonville donated a portion of their July 10, sales to the family of a fallen officer.

• Lanier Tent Rental donated a portion of their proceeds for 1 week to the family of a fallen officer.

• Oakwood Occasions donated a portion of their proceeds for 1 week to the family of a fallen officer.

• Encore Elite Events donated a portion of their proceeds for 1 week to the family of a fallen officer.

• Kacy Stewart, a Suwanee-based real estate agent who is a former Hall County Sheriff’s Office deputy, donated $500 to the family of a fallen officer after each closing for the rest of 2019.

• Universal Roofing and Construction, based in Buford, donated money to cover gas for the Dixon family for a year

• Gainesville-based Bruce Miller Productions donated $500 to the family of a fallen officer.

• Papa’s Pizza To Go on Dawsonville Highway donated 10% of it’s total sales on July 12, to the family of a fallen officer.

• Barrett & Nichols Drywall and Paint in Gainesville donated $500 each month for 6 months to the family of a fallen officer.

• Patrol Upfitters in Baldwin, donated 10% of all individual sales made for 1 week to the family of a fallen officer.

• Upsy Daisy in Gainesville donated 10% of it’s sales for 1 week to the family of a fallen officer.

• Against The Clock in Gainesville donated 15% of it’s sales for 1 week, to the family of a fallen officer.

• Johnny’s Barbecue in Gainesville accepted donations for the family of a fallen officer, and matched a portion for three weeks.

• Musician Roger Moore played at Loco’s Grill & Pub in Gainesville and donated his fee and tips to the family of a fallen officer. The restaurant is also made a donation to the family.

• Carniceria Tapatia Taqueria on Browns Bridge Road donated the proceeds from taco sales July 10, to the family of a fallen officer.

• Head Tree Service donated a portion of it’s monthly profits to the family of a fallen officer.

• Computer Hospital on Atlanta Highway in Gainesville donated a portion of it’s sales for a week, to the family of a fallen officer.

• BrohmTEK Information Technology Services based in downtown Gainesville donated 20% of sales for a week, and support proceeds to the family of a fallen officer.

• Vine and Cheese on Thompson Bridge Road in Gainesville organized a California cabernet wine tasting on July 13. All proceeds went to the family of a fallen officer.

• The Hairston Co. offered all Hall County Sheriff’s Office employees a full day of coaching and empowerment training for free.

• The Gainesville Chapter of Experimental Aircraft Association 611 donated $1,000 from the proceeds of it’s Cracker Fly-in to the family of a fallen officer.

• Sherry’s Bait and Barbecue on Dawsonville Highway donated 10% of it’s sales on July 13, to the family of a fallen officer.

• Consign & Design Interiors in Flowery Branch donated a percentage of sales for 1 week to the family of a fallen officer.

• Autumnwood Co. in Gainesville made “blue line” soap in honor of a fallen officer and donated 50% of all purchases of the soap to the family.

• Everlasting Films donated 10% of all sales for 6 months to the family of a fallen officer.

• Lowe’s in Gainesville offered any help it can to the family of a fallen officer, including repair upgrade or replacement services.

• The Hall County Republican Party donated $500 to the family of a fallen officer, and hosted a “Celebrate America Event” on July 13, at Longwood Park, to raise more funds for the family.

• Tigers Baseball collected donations for the family of a fallen officer.

• HomeTown Grill in Flowery Branch collected donations for the family of a fallen officer for 2 weeks.

• The MOMS Club of Gainesville collected donations of diapers, wipes, gift cards and cash for the family of a fallen officer.

• Chicken Salad Chick on Dawsonville Highway in Gainesville donated 10% of sales on July 16, to the family of a fallen officer.

• Care for Cops donated $2,000 to the family of a fallen officer.

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