About The Charity

Our Mission & Tyler’s Story

Tyler’s Story

Our mission

Achievements

Gone, but never forgotten

Tyler Stewart was born and raised in Phoenix, Arizona.  He attended Boulder Creek High School, and graduated with honors.  He then attended and graduated Concordia University in Irvine, California.  

After graduating college, Tyler moved to Flagstaff, Arizona and told his Dad that he would only be here for a few weeks.  A few weeks turned into a lifetime.  Tyler loved Flagstaff.  He loved living in the mountains.  He had a passion for his two Labradors, and he loved basketball and played in a league with several of his police friends. Tyler met and befriended several police officers with the Flagstaff Police Department. Through these friendships, and his love for the community, Tyler applied and was hired as a police officer with the Flagstaff Police Department.

Tyler served with the police department for less than a year when he was killed in the line of duty on December 27, 2014.  He was killed while investigating a domestic violence situation. Tyler loved the Flagstaff area, and serving the citizens of this community. In the short time that he served as a police officer, he had a major impact on the people he served and the officers he served with. Tyler often said he never had a bad day being a police officer. The people of this community supported his family and friends, and because this, the Tyler Stewart Memorial Charity was created to give back to those that supported the family and friends of Tyler Stewart when he was killed.

 

The mission of the Tyler Stewart Memorial Charity is to support the front line responders and their families in trying and tragic times.

All proceeds raised through the Tyler Stewart Memorial Charity, will go to aid first responders, and his fellow law enforcement officers and their families. In the past seven years, Tyler’s charity has been able to purchase expensive equipment needed for officers to better serve the community. Tyler’s charity also supports the Law Enforcement Unity Tour, the Flagstaff Law Enforcement Association, the Coconino County Silent Witness program, the High Country Training Academy, Northern Arizona Healthcare nurses and has provided assistance to families in need. In 2021, the charity started the TY45 college scholarship and has handed out over $13,000 worth of college scholarships to multiple worthy applicants.

We’re proud to support…

Flagstaff Law Enforcement Association (FLEA)

A DPS Officer and his familv who lost a son

A law enforcement familv member who lost a son

A DPS employee who is going through a serious medical crisis

A Police Officer’s family in El Centro, CA who passed away from COVID

Purchasing Equipment for Flagstaff Police Department SWAT Team

Arizona Junior Rodeo Association

Northern Arizona Regional Training Academy (NARTA)

Hold Strong Inc.

Arizona Narcotic Officers Associations (ANOA)

New Roots Fitness First Responder Lifting Competitions

AZ Homicide Conference

… And so much more.

Worth of scholarships proudly awarded.

Minimum provided to fallen officers' families and often times more.

Donated annually to the Northern Arizona Law Enforcement Toy Drive.

Years supporting front line responders and their families.

Donated to Coconino County Crime Stoppers.

Tyler Stewart: Gone but never forgotten.