Five Finger Death Punch has donated $95,000 to C.O.P.S (Concerns Of Police Survivors) from the profits of their recent summer portion of the North American outdoor amphitheater tour with Breaking Benjamin.
Breaking Benjamin also contributed an equal amount to Prevent Child Abuse America.
"Today we are making this donation as a token of our respect and gratitude to those who committed to protect and serve, to those who signed up to bravely hold that thin blue line between 'civilization as we know it' and 'lawless savagery and chaos'," FFDP's Zoltan Bathory said.
C.O.P.S. is helping the families of policemen who die in the line of duty as well as those of survivors through partnerships with law enforcement and the community.
C.O.P.S. Executive Director Dianne Bernhard expressed gratitude on behalf of over 47,000 survivors to Five Finger Death Punch for their charity. "We not only appreciate their amazing musical talent, but their support for surviving families and co-workers of America's law enforcement truly sets them apart," he said.
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