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.
Click the links below to discover the lives you can touch and the difference you can make. Each story is a testament to the strength and resilience of our firefighting community.
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.
A Hero Needs Our Help: Rally for Brantley Worley
While Brantley begins the long road to recovery, his family faces an uncertain and difficult path. They need our support. Your donation will directly help the Worley family with mounting medical bills and daily expenses, allowing them to focus on what truly matters: being by Brantley's side.
Let’s rally together and show Captain Worley and his family that they are not fighting this battle alone.
Honoring the Ultimate Sacrifice of FF Preston Fant
In those critical moments, Firefighter Preston Fant became separated from his crew. By the time all personnel were accounted for outside, Preston was still missing. He was located and rushed to Grady, but our brother had made the ultimate sacrifice.
We can't change the outcome of that fire, but we can change what happens next for Preston's family. He stood on the front lines for us; now we need to stand on the front line for his family. This is our chance to show them that the brotherhood never leaves a family behind.
Honoring a Hero: The Zach Poole Memorial Fund
Our brother, Firefighter Zach Poole, was tragically killed last week, leaving behind his two precious daughters.
It's our turn to answer the call for his family. We're raising money to support his girls in the wake of this tragedy. Please help us honor a hero and provide for his children.
Click the link to donate.
Supporting a 43-Year Veteran in His Fight Against Cancer
The brotherhood of firefighters and the communities he so bravely served are now rallying to answer his call. We are uniting to support Brian and his family, helping to ease the financial burden of this fight so they can focus on what truly matters: healing.
Your donation will directly support Chief Kunce's medical expenses and family needs during this incredibly difficult time. Let's show him that his 43 years of service and sacrifice will never be forgotten. Let's have his back, just like he always had ours.
A Hero's Miracle: The Fight for Chief John Lucariello
To his family, John is "truly the best man in the entire world." To his fellow firefighters and the community he swore to protect, he is a dedicated leader for whom the fire service is life. He has spent his career answering the call for others in their darkest hour.
Now, he faces the greatest fight of his life. The road ahead is long and uncertain. Doctors are monitoring his brain activity with the hope of performing a triple bypass surgery, but his future remains unknown. This will be a long, difficult, and expensive journey for John and his family.
Answering the Call for One of Our Own: The Fight for Carter Dominick
Cody Dominick of the Columbia Fire Department is used to answering the call. Every shift, he's ready to face the unknown to help others. Now, Cody and his family are facing an emergency of their own, and it's our turn to answer the call for them.
Cody's youngest son, Carter, is in the fight of his life. After being hospitalized with severe neurological symptoms, doctors discovered an abnormal spot on his medulla oblongata—a critical part of the brain stem.
Honor a Fallen Hero: Support the Family of Firefighter Tony Spero
Tony’s commitment to service was extraordinary. His dedication didn't stop at the Springdale city limits; he also proudly served as a member of the Tontitown Fire Department, protecting two communities with passion and skill. He lived a life of service, always ready to answer the call for a stranger in need.
Now, it’s our turn to answer the call for him.
Donate now to support Tony’s family.
Help Captain David Lawler On His Road To Recovery
Captain Lawler, a dedicated member of the department since 2002 and a Captain for the last seven years, suffered a major stroke at the end of July. He is now stable but faces a long, difficult fight to recover the life he knew.
Answer the Call for a Fallen Brother: Support the Family of Lt. Tony Manfredi
With the heaviest of hearts, we announce the passing of Lieutenant Tony Manfredi of the City of Hamilton Fire Department, IAFF Local 20. At just 37 years old, Tony was a dedicated firefighter, a loving husband, and an expecting father whose watch ended far too soon.
Donate now to support Tony’s family.
He Answered the Call for 30 Years. Now He Needs Us to Answer His.
Robbie will soon begin intensive treatments. This fight will require all his strength and focus. To honor his decades of selfless service, we are raising funds to ease the financial burden of his medical expenses. Your donation will help cover the costs of treatment and care, allowing Robbie to focus completely on healing, surrounded by the love of his family and friends.
Help Support Tyler Farace's Growing Family
Tyler and his fiancée are incredibly resilient and have been proactively fundraising with a successful T-shirt drive and bracelet sales, the financial impact of their daughter's extended medical care will be substantial. They are now reaching out to our community for direct support.
Your donation will directly help Tyler and his family as they navigate this challenging time, easing the burden of medical bills, travel, and other unforeseen costs associated with their daughter's critical care. Every contribution, big or small, makes a profound difference.
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.
Urgent Call: Support Firefighter Blaise Campbell's Kidney Transplant Journey
Standing with Blaise: A Firefighter's Courageous Battle for a New Kidney
Meet Blaise Campbell, the kind of firefighter who inspires confidence and trust. He's been a vital part of central Indiana's emergency response team, the first responder you hope to see when you're in trouble. Yet, behind his unwavering dedication, Blaise has been fighting lupus since he was young.
Join us in supporting Blaise, a true hero who deserves our help in his greatest fight.
Honoring Chief Pete Batton: Support His Family
For over three decades, Chief Batton stood on the front lines, selflessly serving and protecting our community in North Carolina. His commitment shaped countless lives and built a legacy of courage and compassion that will endure for another 30 years and beyond.
Now, his family faces an unexpected and immense challenge. I've learned that while awaiting the life insurance process, his children are personally covering all immediate expenses.
Stand with Oxfordshire Fire Department: Supporting Our Heroes and Their Families
The courageous men and women of the Oxfordshire Fire Department face danger every day to keep our community safe. On May 15th, 2025, that danger tragically claimed the lives of two of our own, Jennie Logan and Martyn Sadler, while they bravely fought a fire at Bicester Motion. Their dedication to service and their selfless actions will never be forgotten. We also mourn the loss of David Chester, a member of our community. Jennie and Martyn embodied the true spirit of heroism, and their loss leaves a void in the hearts of their colleagues and the community they served so valiantly. Two other firefighters were injured in the blaze and are currently receiving medical care. Let us come together to honor the memory of Jennie and Martyn, offer our deepest condolences to the Chester family, and provide crucial support to all those affected by this tragedy. Your donation will directly aid the families of these heroes and help the injured firefighters on their road to recovery.
Support for Scott & Kiffany Huff’s Recovery
Scott and Kiffany Huff, are facing a long and difficult recovery after a recent motorcycle accident that resulted in serious injuries for both. Known for their commitment to helping others, they now need the strength of our community behind them. Your contributions will help cover essential medical expenses, ongoing rehabilitation, and lost income during their healing process. Please show your support for Scott and Kiffany by donating and sharing their story.

