The Daniel Anderl
Judicial Protection Project
Our mission is to further the safety, security and privacy of members of the judicial community and their families.
Additionally, we provide educational scholarships to students to honor the memory of Daniel Anderl.
“Love is Light”
What We Do
- Develop educational materials and programming to advocate for the increased safety and security of members of the judicial community, including by protecting their personally identifiable information, to prevent similar tragedies for happening again.
- Create a scholarship fund to support students who are working to further the Charity's mission, including those pursuing professions in legal advocacy and law enforcement.
- Advocate for legislation and policy initiatives that enhance the safety, security, and privacy of the judicial community, such as the Daniel Anderl Judicial Security and Privacy Act.
- Support other organizations, initiatives, and public projects dedicated to improving the safety, security, and privacy of the judicial community.
- Provide financial and strategic support to judges (and the families) who are victimized by violence.
The Daniel Anderl Judicial Protection Project
2024 Love is Light Golf Outing
Tuesday, October 15, 2024
Canoe Brook Country Club, Summit, NJ
Join us for our annual event benefiting The Daniel Anderl Judicial Protection Project. Enjoy an exciting day of golf, camaraderie, and reception afterwards, all while supporting a great cause. Every swing you take contributes to making a profound impact.
The Daniel Anderl Scholarship Program
The Judicial Protection Project is committed to supporting educational scholarships in Danny’s memory.
To date, the Judicial Protection Project has endowed scholarships at Seton Hall Law School and Rutgers - Newark. Please stay tuned for announcements of additional scholarship endowments.
Get Involved and Help Us Make a Difference
Donate
Make a direct tax deductible donation in any amount.
Participate
Help organize or work at our events.
Influence
Our network is made up of lawyers, policymakers, police officers, and concerned citizens. We can each do our part to ensure the safety of our judiciary by talking in a unified voice about this important issue.
