Fundraising
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Days after the fire destroyed his home, Chien Yu returned to the rubble and found his wedding ring in the ashes
Kern County Firefighter Greg Sliwinski and his family lost their home in the Eaton Fire
The Altadena Mountain Rescue Team has been providing support on the Eaton Fire
Just in time for Veterans Day, Riverside firefighters erected a donated flagpole in the front yard of Air Force veteran Col. Vincent Scarano
The foundation, launched to honor a firefighter who died on 9/11, is marking Veterans Day by supporting seven Gold Star families
Friends are raising funds to help James “Moe” Mosser and his dog; both were burned in the blaze
The text messages, fire officials say, impersonate the “friends of” groups that support town fire departments
Now available to stream, “Chief” tells the story of Chief William M. Feehan, “the father of the fire department”
Capt. Brad Tendall, 43, had been a volunteer with the Nevada Fire Department for 24 years
Community members are mourning the loss of Pascagoula Fire Department Capt. Jacob Latch, a 16-year veteran of the service
Palm Harbor Fire & Rescue Firefighter-Paramedic Lt. Ashley White was struck while retrieving equipment from the staged apparatus
Frank Siller: The outpouring of support from the foundation’s Never Forget events related to the 20th anniversary 9/11 aided the historic payoff
The award will support firefighter training and PPE in Kenya, Malawi and Zambia
The son of Firefighter Lynn Carpenter and Firefighter-EMT Austin Carpenter was born while Lynn was on a ventilator, fighting for her life
The Boxford Firefighter’s Relief Association hosted a one-pitch softball tournament to help the 13-year-old’s family raise the funds to purchase the vehicle
Lizzy Stabo stepped on a hallow area of ground and landed in a pit of burnt logs and hot embers
We are thankful that the 9/11 stair climb events serve as a vehicle for firefighters across the country to gather and remember their fallen brothers
Along the 500-mile trek from the Pentagon to Shanksville to New York City, I share Stephen’s story and the Tunnel to Towers message
The FDNY 343 Ride supports the veterans that took the fight overseas after 9/11
As the newly installed IAFC president, I suddenly faced a new fire service focus on terrorism and preparedness
These iconic firefighter boots pay homage to the firefighting tradition and support public safety heroes
Along his 500-mile walk, Frank Siller will visit the station house that responded to the United Airlines Flight 93 crash
Hall County Fire Department FAO Shaun Stringer was a 14-year member of the department and a former U.S. Marine
Burlington Firefighter-EMT Colin McFadden remains in the ICU after experiencing a medical emergency at three-alarm fire
The pair, who each have ties to the World Trade Center terrorist attacks, said the show will honor the resilience of New York City
FDNY will use the donated Volvo XC40 Recharge to gain hands-on experience in occupant extrication from battery electric vehicles
The sale of the coins are part of an effort to raise money for scholarships for the children of fallen firefighters
The ride, called Bay2Brooklyn, is “dedicated to public safety, all military branches, medical providers,” according to the group’s Facebook page
About $73,000 has been donated to provide the ballistic safety gear to St. Paul firefighters, who are all certified as EMTS or paramedics, through the nonprofit organization Shield616
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The multiphase project will begin with the construction of an interim operations building to house all of the fire and EMS vehicles, equipment and personnel
Calera Fire-Rescue members hope to bring the rescue unit, which is currently for sale on Facebook Marketplace, back to Oklahoma
Members of the Lexington Fire Department and their families gathered to support Firefighter Joe Sexton and his son, John, who currently spends 10 hours each night on dialysis for renal disease