Diaconia expands national impact through partnership with Border Patrol Foundation (BPF)
Diaconia LLC has been named a National Partner of the Border Patrol Foundation (BPF), strengthening its commitment to supporting U.S. Border Patrol agents, professional staff, and their families.
Through this partnership, Diaconia will help advance critical Border Patrol Foundation programs, including Families of the Fallen and scholarship initiatives that provide direct support to agents and their loved ones. The designation reflects Diaconia’s continued focus on mission-driven partnerships that serve those on the front lines.
“Diaconia is proud to become a National Partner of the Border Patrol Foundation, honoring the service, courage, and commitment of U.S. Border Patrol agents and the sacrifice of their families,” said Praveen Singalla, CEO of Diaconia. “This partnership reflects our commitment to supporting frontline heroes and contributing to programs that provide meaningful assistance during times of need.”
“Becoming a national partner is a significant milestone that aligns with our mission to serve those who serve others,” Singalla added. “We look forward to supporting initiatives such as Families of the Fallen, BPF scholarship programs, and others that deliver critical support to agents, professional staff, and their loved ones. We are honored to stand alongside a community defined by service, courage, and resilience.”
The Border Patrol Foundation provides financial assistance to families of agents who have lost their lives in the line of duty, as well as educational scholarships and other support programs. Diaconia’s partnership will help expand the Foundation’s ability to deliver timely, meaningful assistance across the Border Patrol community.
Diaconia continues to invest in partnerships that reflect its commitment to service, impact, and innovation—Wired Beyond the Edge™.
About the BPF
The mission of Border Patrol Foundation (BPF) is to honor the memory of fallen U.S. Border Patrol agents and provide support and resources to the surviving families. BPF provides financial support to those employed by the Border Patrol for on and off-duty deaths, injuries, illnesses, family medical emergencies, special circumstances and student scholarships.
For more information go to www.borderpatrolfoundation.org.
