Chicago Police Memorial Foundation

Proceeds from the exhibition will benefit the Ignite the Spirit foundation for city firefighters.

The Edison Park cafe and sweet shop, 6709 N. Olmsted Ave., closed after a nine-month run.

All profits will be donated to CPS through the end of September, owner John Geslicki said.

Police Officer Marlon Harvey of Beverly said sailing can help officers reduce stress and find peace.

The Get Behind the Vest fundraiser will run from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at St. Juliana School in Edison Park.

Part of the city's "K9s for Cops" program, the statue is decorated with images unique to the district.

The fundraiser comes ahead the annual "Get Behind the Vest" pancake breakfast from 8 a.m.-noon Sunday.

The shop, opening next month, will sell gelato, Italian ice and coffee grounds.

Half the proceeds from Delightful Pastries' cookies will go to the Chicago Police Memorial Foundation.

The promotion will run through Saturday at City News Cafe, 4018 N. Cicero Ave.

The Mount Greenwood restaurant will donate 15 percent of all sales from 5-8 p.m. Sunday to the charity.

Patrolman John C. Burke was killed Dec. 16, 1915 while in pursuit of the "Red Pepper" bandit.

The game will raise money for the families of officers killed or injured in the line of duty.

Ho, 35, of Mount Greenwood died after an off-duty motorcycle accident on Monday.

Officers in the Chicago Police Department’s Chicago Lawn District will benefit from the donation.