; and (C) to increase public understanding and support for law enforcement and to promote law enforcement safety. (8) The National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund maintains the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial wall in Washington, DC, which includes the names of every law enforcement officers killed in the line of duty in American history. The National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund adds names of fallen officers to the Memorial wall every year. (9) The National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund has become the foremost organization in the country that memorializes law enforcement heroes who die in the line of duty and compiles statistics on law enforcement fatalities and injuries. (10) The programs of the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund and the National Law Enforcement Museum play a critical role in educating the public about the vital importance of law enforcement in a democratic society and the critical role law enforcement plays in protecting and serving the public, and the sacrifices law enforcement officers have made to serve in this role and protect the public. (11) The community education and outreach programs, activities, and special exhibits within the National Law Enforcement Museum help bring local law enforcement agencies closer to the communities they serve, and help to foster a better understanding between law enforcement and communities. (12) The National Law Enforcement Museum’s Officer Safety and Wellness education and outreach programs and activities help provide local, State and Federal law enforcement agencies with critical information on best practices to reduce the number of line of duty deaths and injuries and provide communities and the public with education concerning the sacrifices made. These programs, activities, and special exhibits are vitally important at a time when annual line of duty deaths among law enforcement officers remain at an historically high level. (13) Since the establishment of the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial