Minorities in Law Enforcement - M.I.L.E 4 Kids

M.I.L.E 4 Kids

Sponsored by MILE, MILE4KIDS is a non-profit foundation promoting educational, intervention and enrichment activities for youth – to lessen the allure of gangs, drugs and crime by providing positive role models and lifestyle alternatives.

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