Our vision is to be the best charity for firefighters and their families.
We believe it feels good to do good, and that every ounce of help matters.
That's why we host individual Mayday Campaigns, ensuring that EVERY. SINGLE. PENNY. you donate directly benefits the recipients. In fact, we go the extra mile by adding an additional 3.43% to maximize the impact of your contributions.
Meet the incredible individuals we're currently assisting.
Each story is a testament to the strength and resilience of our firefighting community.
Click the links below to discover the lives you can touch and the difference you can make.
Your contribution, no matter the amount, will be a beacon of hope, lighting the way forward for those who have dedicated their lives to serving others. With your help, we can continue being the lifeline that our firefighter community relies on.
Kootenai County Fire and Rescue Chief Frank Harwood and Coeur d’Alene Fire Department Battalion Chief John Morrison Shot: Support Fund for Fallen & Injured Heroes
Coeur d'Alene suffered an unthinkable tragedy. The brave Coeur d'Alene firefighters responded to a brush fire on Canfield Mountain, only to be met with a cowardly and brutal ambush. In a horrifying shooting, three of our dedicated firefighters made the ultimate sacrifice, losing their lives while protecting our homes and our lives. Several other firefighters sustained serious injuries in this horrific attack on Coeur d'Alene firefighters.
Support Firefighter Michael Consigliere
Our brother, Firefighter Michael Consigliere, needs our help. This dedicated City of Goose Creek firefighter and Army veteran was critically injured in a tragic accident. He's battling severe chronic pain, faces more surgeries, and has mounting medical debt.
Michael has given so much to our community. Now it's our turn to support him and his family.
Support Ryan Taney: A Firefighter in Need
Our brother, Ryan Taney, a dedicated Firefighter/EMT with Meherrin Volunteer Fire & Rescue, recently received a devastating Stage 3 cancer diagnosis. For years, Ryan has selflessly served Prince Edward County, always there for our community. Now, he faces the toughest fight of his life while trying to support his wife and two young children.
Remembering Engineer Greg Tucker
We are heartbroken to announce the unexpected passing of Engineer Greg Tucker, a devoted member of the Franklin Fire Department. Greg died in an off-duty motor vehicle accident on Wednesday, June 18, at the age of 49.
For over 14 years, Greg served our community with unwavering dedication.
Let's come together to support Greg's family during this incredibly difficult time.
Supporting Our Own: A Fire Family's NICU Journey with Baby Evie
Baby Evie arrived early at 28 weeks, a tiny but mighty girl needing round-the-clock NICU care. Her parents, Chris and Nichole Albrektson, are dedicated members of our Fire/EMS community. Chris bravely serves as a firefighter and EMR, and Nichole is a vital 911 dispatcher, firefighter, and EMT. They've always been there for us, and now they need our support.