The Chase Dean Foundation

What They Do

Biohazard

In Their Own Words

The Chase Dean Foundation is a 501(c)(3) Crime Victims' Support and Advocacy Organization (NTEE I30) dedicated to serving homicide survivors and crime victims throughout Texas. We understand that the aftermath of violent crime is entirely unscripted, complex, and overwhelming. The foundation acts as a strategic administrative and tactical shield for grieving families—expertly navigating Crime Victims’ Compensation (CVC) funds, providing direct law enforcement and courtroom accompaniment, and deploying rapid-response physical privacy barriers to protect families from intrusive media sensationalism. We stand firmly in the gap to handle the legal and bureaucratic red tape so families can navigate their trauma with dignity and peace.

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Before You Call The Chase Dean Foundation

1. Are your technicians trained in bloodborne pathogen safety?
2. How do you dispose of the waste, and will you give me a disposal record?

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