In October 2009, Verizon Wireless presented Denver Police Chief Gerald Whitman with the HopeLine Law Enforcement Partnership Award at the International Association of Chiefs of Police Conference. The award honored his commitment to reducing domestic violence, providing support to victims and for forming strong partnerships with community organizations focused on preventing domestic violence around Denver. A special $5,000 HopeLine grant was also presented to SafeHouse Denver in honor of Chief Whitman's contributions. Pictured left to right: Chief Whitman; Sean Hull, director of business sales for Verizon Wireless; Victoria McVicker, chief executive officer for SafeHouse-Denver; and Mark Harris, vice president of national government sales for Verizon Wireless. (Photo by: Steve Groer)

In September 2009, Verizon Wireless honored Colonel MacArthur Holmes of Savannah with the National HopeLine® Law Enforcement Partnership Award from Verizon Wireless. Pictured left to right — Eddie Jones, Verizon Wireless store manager; Cheryl Branch, executive director, SAFE Homes; Colonel MacArthur Holmes, Chatham County Sherriff’s Department; Lt. Eva Perkins, vice president of NOBLE Georgia Chapter; Major John Wilcher, Chatham County Sherriff’s Department .

In 2009, Steve Zipperstein, vice president and general counsel for Verizon Wireless, presented the company's HopeLine® Law Enforcement Partnership Award to Glendale, Calif. Police Chief Ronald L. DePompa.

In 2009, Verizon Wireless presented Glendale Police Chief Ronald L. DePompa with the HopeLine® Law Enforcement Partnership Award. Along with the award, Verizon Wireless is providing the Glendale Police Foundation with a $2,500 HopeLine grant for victim services and 20 pre-paid HopeLine phones for use by local domestic violence shelters. 

In 2009, Verizon Wireless recognized Sheriff Al Lamberti of the Broward County Sheriff´s Office and donated $2,500 to Women In Distress, the leading domestic violence services agency in Broward County on behalf of Sheriff Lamberti´s efforts.

In 2007, Verizon Wireless awarded New Orleans Police Department Superintendent Warren Riley along with a $10,000 financial grant to the New Orleans Family Justice Center, a new domestic violence prevention center, in honor of Superintendent Riley´s contributions.

In 2007, Verizon Wireless recognized three Omaha Police Officers, Wendi Dye, Christopher McElligott and Richard Raper and presented a $10,000 financial grant to the YWCA-Omaha for its domestic violence awareness and prevention efforts.

In 2006, Verizon Wireless awarded Worcester, Massachusetts Police Chief Gary Gemme and donated $10,000 to Daybreak, the community-based domestic violence prevention program at the Worcester YWCA in honor of Chief Gemme´s work.

In 2005, Verizon Wireless presented the award to former Florida Attorney General Charlie Crist and in honor of his efforts, presented a $10,000 financial grant to Safe Space, a Miami-based shelter and prevention organization.

In 2005, the inaugural HopeLine Law Enforcement Partnership Award was presented to the New Orleans Police Foundation along with a $10,000 financial grant to the Police Foundation.