Officer Kerim Hadzi

Raised: $109,625

• Goal: $100,000

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Goal= $100,000

Updated: The members of the Boston Police Relief Associations are sadden to report that Kerim passed away after a courageous battle with Leukemia. Our thoughts and prayers are with Tiffany, Eddie and Mason at this time. We are incredibly grateful for all the support that you have given to Kerim and his family. We have asked for your help in the past and now more than ever the Hazi Family needs our help. Please keep Kerim and his family in your prayers.
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Boston Police Relief Association

Updated: Thank You for reading this update. Our friend Kerim is back in the hospital battling for his life. His family is in desperate need for our support! Please donate now to help Kerim and his family. You can also donate at Bostonpolicerelief.org. Please pray. Thank You! Please share this as much as you can!

The Boston Police Relief Association is asking for your help for Boston Police Detective Kerim Hadzi and his Family. Kerim is being treated for leukemia at Dana Farber in Boston and is fighting hard. As you can imagine, this is taking an emotional and financial toll on Kerim's Family. Kerim is a native of Bosnia and came to this country as a young child. He immersed himself into this country and has worked hard to fulfill his lifelong dream of becoming a Police Officer. Kerim has worked in numerous parts of Boston including A-1, A-7, D-14, The Gang Unit and, after being promoted to Detective, The Sexual Assault Unit. Kerim has been an exemplary Officer in each assignment. The most important part of Kerim's life are his wife Tiffany and his two sons, Eddie and Mason who are 8 and 5 years old. Kerim loves spending all of his free time with his Family, especially rooting for the Patriots, Red Sox, Celtics and Bruins.

We are sure you can imagine the strain that this has put on Kerim and his Family. Please Help!! Any donation is appreciated!!

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Boston Police Relief Association