THANK A POLICE OFFICER Day is coming up September 16th! If you see a police officer remember how much it would mean if you said thank you. It's a great way to show we value them and the protection of our communities.
Our family likes to make cards and bring treats to the police department. One of our favorite things to bring are dipped Nutter Butter Cookies. Oh how I love them! :)
Thin blue line theme
You'll need:
Candy melts
Coconut oil (optional but it makes the melts easier to work with)
Nutter Butter cookies
Parchment paper or foil (parchment paper works better)
Bags & ribbon
Dip cookies and let dry
Candy melts to decorate
I always like to start with the darker color
Little note to show our appreciation
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We also decided to thank the individuals on our street that proudly display blue lights year round to show support for law enforcement. The blue lights convey a message of respect and solidarity with officers and their families.
My boys and I walked to the four houses near ours with these bags of treats and a little note.
Don't mind my miss spelling. Ugh! I did fix it before delivering but didn't fix the photo.
Other ways you can show support:
Wear blue clothing in support of law enforcement.
Send a card of support to your local police department.
Share a story about a positive law enforcement experience on social media.
Ask children in your community to write letters in support of law enforcement.
Display a blue light on your house to participate in the Project Blue Light
Future THANK A POLICE OFFICER DAYS
September 15, 2018
September 21, 2019
September 19, 2020
September 18, 2021
I think it's important to show support for not only law enforcement but all our service men and women. Don't forget to thank our firefighters, military and veterans. The acknowledgement is greatly appreciated.
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