LIFE SAVING OPERATIONS

  On September 2, 2007, the NPDF traveled to Rome, Italy and donated a motorized wheelchair for eight-year-old Alessio Cirelli who suffers from a severe case of Multiple Sclerosis. When the Italian State Police and Vatican learned of this humanit... Read More...

In December 2006, the NPDF convinced the US Consul General at Guayaquil to issue a medical visa for five-year-old Denny Benavides who has a severe case of scoliosis and heart related problems. In January, 2007, the NPDF transported Dennys to the Children’... Read More...

                  In 2006, the NPDF established a medical fund for two-year old Joseph Hopkins, the son of NYPD Homicide Detective Michael Hopkins, who was suffering from a rare dise... Read More...

  In 2005, the NPDF established a medical fund for the two-year old daughter of a New Jersey State Trooper who was battling “Cerebral Dysgenesis”, a severe brain malformation. The fund was established in hopes of helping the family renovate their... Read More...

  In 2004, the NPDF established a medical fund for a seven-year old Dominican boy who was battling leukemia. This case was brought to the NPDF’s attention by Leandro’s two neighbors, a New Jersey State Trooper and a Port Authority Police Officer.... Read More...

  In March 2001, the NPDF was contacted by Dr. Antonio Fernandez, a leading pediatric cardiologist in Guayaquil, Ecuador who told him of the plight of two-year-old Jealine Borja who was born with congenital heart defects and would die unless she ... Read More...