Major Cain Jr. wouldn’t want us to make a fuss. As a Shift Captain at Lakeside Fire & Rescue, he’s the best we’ve ever worked under—a man who would do anything for his crew. Now, Major is facing a Stage IV cancer diagnosis.

The battle involves intensive chemo and surgeries to remove cancer from his colon, lungs, and liver. He’s a fighter, but no one should fight this alone. We’re stepping up to keep him on his feet during the hardest shift of his life. Join us in supporting a true leader, a paramedic, and a brother.

Garret Morris is currently battling Stage 2a testicular cancer. After undergoing surgery, he is now facing chemotherapy to treat metastasis in his lymph nodes.

This is a physical and mental test, but Garret is not facing it alone. We are raising funds to offset medical bills and lost time, ensuring he can focus on one thing: winning this fight. Show Garret that his family has his back.

While Pete fights for his health, the bills don't stop. We need to cover his six during this recovery. We are asking the community to step up and help alleviate the financial stress so Pete can focus 100% on beating this.

Detroit Firefighter Patrick Trout (Squad 4) died suddenly at home on January 5th after completing an overnight shift. He was a 12-year veteran, a beloved husband, and a devoted father.

The team at Squad 4 will miss his humor and his legendary morning hugs. We are devastated by this loss.

Sirens were wailing in the distance, but time was running out. Yahya Mbareck saw the danger and refused to stand by. Without hesitation, he scaled the exterior of the building, reaching the third floor and pulling the victim to safety just moments before fire crews arrived on the scene.

It takes a special kind of person to run toward danger. Yahya saved a life that night. Let's come together to support him and say thank you for his selfless courage.