Please donate to help Trooper Dye

The Virginia State Police Chapter of the Virginia Benevolent Association and the Police Benevolent Foundation are asking for your assistance in financial support for Trooper Brittney Dye.

Trooper Brittney Dye was in a terrible motorcycle accident recently while visiting friends in Newport News, VA. She suffered severe orthopedic injuries to her right arm and leg, which resulted in an above the knee amputation of her right leg. She has undergone several surgeries on her arm, leg, and pelvis. In addition to the orthopedic injuries, carotid artery damage suffered in the crash led to several multifocal strokes. She was in the SICU for over a week, and then in a regular room at Riverside Regional Medical Center for several days before being transported across the state to a Kingsport, TN rehabilitation facility. She is now much closer to her hometown of Richlands, VA (and her family and friends) for rehabilitation. During the coming months, she will face multiple follow-up appointments, prosthetic fitting, and months of therapy for her recovery. Trooper Brittney Dye is assigned to Division 7, Arlington Virginia. She has been informed that she will not be eligible for short-term disability benefits, because she was in her probationary period when the accident occurred. She served the people of Richlands, VA as an officer for over five years prior to completing the Virginia State Police Academy. She has also served her country in the West Virginia National Guard. She is dedicated to her recovery and is determined to get back to work with the Virginia State Police. It is her goal to become the first VA State Trooper with a prosthetic.

100% of the funds received by the PBF will go to Trooper Brittney Dye!