Find Fire Prevention Nonprofits and Charities

  Smatheson wrote:

Amazing group of people that provide their expertise and time to their community. more »

  wmvfc wrote:

White Marsh Volunteer Fire Company (WMVFC) is a great nonprofit. I've been a member of this organization since 2005, volunteering my time in a variety of roles over the years, including positions as a firefighter (FF), emergency medical technician (EMT),... more »

  seflamaster wrote:

he is a scam https://www.facebook.com/pages/911-Scam-Foundations-Causes/530268456998882?ref=stream http://www.villagevoice.com/2011-08-31/news/9-11-the-winners-profiting-from-september-eleventh/ more »

  chiefmck wrote:

As coordinator of the Los Angeles Metro F.I.R.E Academy, I have personally witnessed the positive impact on lives of young at risk youth from south Los Angeles, Ths impact could not have been realized except for the support of the Los Angele Fire Foundation.... more »

  LTD2013 wrote:

I've been with End Hunger, CT! since the beginning, watching the organization become a leader at the local, state and federal levels working to, well, end hunger! From fighting for state funding for school breakfast and healthy school food to helping... more »

  Cathy_D wrote:

Giving Back and Giving Towww.firehero.orgIn 1997 I was introduced to the National Fallen Firefighters Foundation, not in a way I would have chosen. You see, my husband was a 31 year member of the Blauvelt Volunteer Fire Company was killed... more »

  Paula152 wrote:

A very passionate coalition of volunteers, staff and directors whose mission is to prevent fire and burn injuries through education, engineering and enforcement. more »

  Brian39 wrote:

Our department at HP volunteered to do erosion mitigation for the damage caused to the Flying-W Ranch as a result of the Waldo fire. Lisa Patton of the Coalition for the Upper South Platte arranged to have us trained and contributing to the work as... more »

  Alisa Ann Ruch Burn Foundation wrote:

The Alisa Ann Ruch Burn Foundation’s mission is to enhance the quality of life for burn survivors and promote burn prevention education in California. Celebrating over 40 years of service, AARBF works in partnership with local firefighters, educators,... more »

  AllanT wrote:

I became involved in the Santa Clara County FireSafe Council several years ago to help prevent wildfires in the Alum Rock Park area near our home. Later, as I became involved in more county-wide activities of the council, I was elected Treasurer and... more »

  cutestbeth1 wrote:

They are a great organization. They are there when you need them. They help with all their equipment they have. more »

  bkpotter wrote:

when we had a wildfire this organization came out with supplies to provide to our firefighters. this group was professional but most of all a BIG HELP!!! more »

  johnqcitizen wrote:

Four Communities Fire Dept has been protecting this area since the 1950's long before we had county fire stations. They continue to serve with out pay, putting in long hours, leaving their families to help others in time of need. I have seen first hand... more »

  coulling wrote:

A group of wonderful people that give of their time and energy to help others. more »

  matrixinc wrote:

I was a member of the Bethesda Fire Department Board of Directors until recently. My participation on that Board lasted several years and as a result I am very familiar with that organization’s purpose, role, financial status, and current contributions... more »

  fdaret wrote:

KENSINGTON VOLUNTEER Fireman are always ready when needed. When the siren blows these men and women race to the House and get their gear, get the engines started, and begin their journey to the address provided. They depend on their neighborhood citizens... more »

  Hedgesville wrote:

Want to give these men and women a special thanks for risking their lives to save another. They don't get enough thanks or praise as they should. Most seem to forget that on a 24hr basis they risk their life. So I want to say, THANK YOU!! FOR A JOB WELL... more »

  Aixa R. wrote:

A wonderful group of volunteers that work side by side with the many fire houses in Greenwich. They go through all the mandatory training and place them self in the line of danger for the purpose of protecting others and keep our community safe. BVFD... more »

  Ronald P.1 wrote:

My wife was taken by ambulance today due to a medical emergency. The fire department didn't even respond, which I thought was their protocol. I was very upset about this because, being a former member myself, we used to respond to all types of emergencies.... more »

  Lee_19 wrote:

Volunteer firefighters who are there when you need them and put their lives on the line for us. What more can you say? more »

  sherrin wrote:

I have long been a donor and volunteer for King and Queen Rescue Squad, Inc. This is a volunteer agency that provides prehospital emergency care to people in King and Queen County. Currently there are no paid personnel. Money is spent on operating 3... more »

  kevindillardlc wrote:

Reported publicly in November 2011, CVFR failed the local audit by the Miller-Foley Group of Federal, state and local public funding, documentation and expenditures for FY 2010. CVFR failed the state audit by the Virginia Office of Charitable Gaming of... more »

  gregandcoriparker wrote:

If you want to donate to an organization that does specific, concrete good deeds, this is the one! My wife and I have had to make two 911 calls for child-related emergencies, one for each of our young sons. The AVFD showed up within minutes for each.... more »

  japan33325 wrote:

The president of this organization publicly opposed and tried to defeat the City of Jackson's bicycle helmet ordinance, and does not encourage the use of helmets even though this is the best practice to prevent traumatic brain injuries that can occur... more »

  fireman2498 wrote:

Since 1937 the Savage Volunteer Fire Company, Inc has grown to approximately 120 Volunteers and these volunteers continued to operate out of the station located at 8925 Lincoln St until June 1, 2013 when we moved into a new start of the art green friendly... more »