MnFire
MnFIRE has a proud history of leadership in firefighter wellness and is committed to improving the future for firefighters in Minnesota and across the country. Since its inception in 2016, the Minnesota Firefighter Initiative (MnFIRE) has been dedicated to providing Minnesota’s firefighters with the resources they need to prioritize and protect their health. The statewide advocacy organization focuses on the three health problems most commonly experienced by those in the fire service: cardiovascular disease, emotional trauma and cancer.
THE FIRE FIGHTERS FOUNDATION OF HOUSTON
The Fire Fighters Foundation of Houston is the official charity of the Houston Fire Department. Dedicated to supporting Houston's bravest men and women, the Foundation provides the necessary funding for tools, technology, training and equipment so that firefighters are able to best serve and protect the citizens of Houston. The Fire Fighters Foundation of Houston is committed to filling the gap between the needs of the Houston Fire Department and the limits of government spending. As a fully-volunteer organization, our extremely low overhead enables us to turn nearly every dollar collected toward the mounting needs of the Houston Fire Department.
UNITED FLAGSTAFF FIRE FIGHTERS
The United Flagstaff Fire Fighters is made up of professional fire fighters from the Flagstaff, Summit, Highlands, Pinewood Ponderosa, and Camp Navajo Fire Departments. We are dedicated to the protection of life and property in the Flagstaff region. We also seek to serve and improve our communities through charities work, education, and volunteerism.
OHIO STATE FIREFIGHTER'S ASSOCIATION
The Ohio State Firemen’s Association (OSFA) was organized in 1938 in Mt.Vernon, Ohio by firefighters who had the interest and the welfare of all firefighters in the State of Ohio in mind. The OSFA has benefited more firefighters throughout the State of Ohio over the years than any other group. The association membership voted, in August of 1985, to change the name of the association to the Ohio State Firefighters’ Association due to the ever-increasing number of women joining the fire service, EMS and our Association.
KENTUCKY FIREFIGHTER'S ASSOCIATION
The Kentucky Firefighters Association (KFA) was organized in 1919 and is comprised of more than 686 fire departments with over 17,000 firefighters from across the state. The purpose of the organization is to provide advocacy, protection, and support for those men and women. Our mission is achieved through a program of education, fellowship, and funding for the fire departments within our Commonwealth.