Thin Blue Line of Michigan

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Thin Blue Line of Michigan is a nonprofit organization that provides financial, legal, and emotional support to Michigan public safety officers and their families during times of injury, illness, disability, or death.

Redford, Michigan, United States
tblofmi.com

About Thin Blue Line of Michigan

Thin Blue Line of Michigan is a nonprofit, charitable organization dedicated to supporting law enforcement officers and other public safety professionals—as well as their families—across the state of Michigan. The group focuses on assisting during times of critical need, including line‑of‑duty injuries, serious illness, disability, or death, helping with financial, legal, benefits, counseling, funeral stipends, college stipends, and related hardship expenses.([northmacombmi.org](https://northmacombmi.org/2026-cops-n-clays-charity-shoot/?utm_source=openai)) They also raise funds through events such as charity shoots and the sale of Thin Blue Line‑branded merchandise on their website.([northmacombmi.org](https://northmacombmi.org/2026-cops-n-clays-charity-shoot/?utm_source=openai))

A charge from “TBL Grand Rapids Byron Center MI” is likely related to a donation, membership fee, or purchase of Thin Blue Line of Michigan merchandise that was processed while you were in, or transacting through, the greater Grand Rapids/Byron Center area. Local obituaries and community notices in the Grand Rapids/Byron Center region frequently reference donations to “TBL” in favor of Thin Blue Line of Michigan, indicating that the acronym “TBL” is commonly used for this charity in that area.([dignitymemorial.com](https://www.dignitymemorial.com/obituaries/grandville-mi/andrew-rusticus-9336313?utm_source=openai)) This type of charge could be a one‑time online or in‑person donation, an event registration fee (such as for a fundraiser), or a recurring membership contribution.

If you have questions about the charge, start by checking your email for receipts from tblofmi.com and reviewing your recent activity for any donations, fundraiser registrations, or merchandise orders connected to law enforcement support causes. Their official website lists contact phone numbers and email addresses for both general and emergency inquiries, as well as mailing and physical office addresses in southeastern Michigan.([tblofmi.com](https://www.tblofmi.com/pages/copy-of-contact-us?utm_source=openai)) If you still don’t recognize the transaction, you can contact Thin Blue Line of Michigan directly with the date and amount of the charge so they can search their records, or you can dispute the transaction with your bank if you suspect fraud or an unauthorized use of your card.

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  1. TBL Grand Rapids Byron Center MI

Frequently Asked Questions

Why do I see a charge from “TBL Grand Rapids Byron Center MI” on my card?

This descriptor likely refers to a donation, membership fee, event registration, or merchandise purchase processed on behalf of Thin Blue Line of Michigan, with the payment being routed through a processor or terminal associated with the Grand Rapids/Byron Center area. Check your email for a receipt from tblofmi.com or any recent law‑enforcement‑support fundraiser you participated in.

Is Thin Blue Line of Michigan a nonprofit organization?

Yes. Thin Blue Line of Michigan is a nonprofit charity that exists to provide financial, legal, benefits, counseling, funeral stipends, college stipends, and other hardship assistance to the families of injured, ill, disabled, or deceased public safety professionals in Michigan.([northmacombmi.org](https://northmacombmi.org/2026-cops-n-clays-charity-shoot/?utm_source=openai))

Could this TBL charge be a recurring membership or sponsorship fee?

Thin Blue Line of Michigan offers membership and ongoing support options, and those may be billed on a recurring basis, typically in relatively modest daily or monthly amounts (for example, membership structured at roughly 33 cents per day).([tblofmi.com](https://www.tblofmi.com/pages/member-information?utm_source=openai)) Review your bank statement for a pattern—if the same amount appears monthly, it may be a recurring membership contribution you enrolled in.

How can I verify what my TBL payment was for?

First, search your email for terms like “Thin Blue Line of Michigan,” “tblofmi.com,” or the payment amount to locate a receipt. Then log into any event or fundraising platform you used (such as a charity shoot registration or online store purchase) and review order history. If you still need clarification, call their office at the phone numbers listed on tblofmi.com and provide the transaction date, amount, and last four digits of your card so they can look it up.([tblofmi.com](https://www.tblofmi.com/pages/copy-of-contact-us?utm_source=openai))

How do I cancel a recurring donation or membership to Thin Blue Line of Michigan?

To cancel a recurring donation or membership, contact Thin Blue Line of Michigan directly using the office phone or email listed on their website and request that recurring billing linked to your card be stopped.([tblofmi.com](https://www.tblofmi.com/pages/copy-of-contact-us?utm_source=openai)) You should also monitor your bank statements over the next one or two cycles to confirm the recurring charge has ended.

How do I request a refund or correction for a TBL charge I don’t recognize?

If you believe a TBL charge is in error, reach out to Thin Blue Line of Michigan with the transaction details (date, amount, and card type) and ask them to review their records and issue a refund if appropriate. If you cannot resolve it with the organization or suspect fraud, contact your bank or card issuer promptly to dispute the charge and request a new card number if necessary.

What are common amounts for charges from Thin Blue Line of Michigan?

Amounts can vary widely depending on whether the charge is a small one‑time donation, a recurring membership fee (often structured around low daily or monthly costs), or a larger event registration or merchandise order.([northmacombmi.org](https://northmacombmi.org/2026-cops-n-clays-charity-shoot/?utm_source=openai)) Comparing the amount to recent activities—for example, buying apparel or registering for a fundraiser—can help you match the charge.

Could this be an authorization hold from Thin Blue Line of Michigan?

Most donations and nonprofit purchases are processed as standard charges rather than separate pre‑authorization holds, but some payment processors may briefly place a pending authorization before finalizing the transaction. These pending amounts should either post as a final charge in the same amount or drop off your account within a few business days; if they do not, contact your bank and, if needed, Thin Blue Line of Michigan for clarification.

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