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 2% to maximize the impact of your contributions.
Meet the incredible individuals we're currently assisting.
Each story is a testament to the strength and resilience of our firefighting community.
Click the links below to discover the lives you can touch and the difference you can make.
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.
Urgent: Our Hero Mason Adams Needs Our Support
On December 22nd, 2024, 22-year-old firefighter Mason Adams faced a terrifying situation – a house fire that engulfed the home he was in. With incredible bravery, Mason rescued his girlfriend and her 11-month-old child from the flames. Tragically, in the process, Mason sustained second and third-degree burns to 75% of his body.
Mason is currently in the burn unit at Mercy Hospital in St. Louis, facing a long and challenging recovery. Doctors estimate he could be hospitalized for three to six months, enduring multiple surgeries and intensive treatment. As a welder, Mason will be unable to work during this time, leaving him without income.
Help Tennessee Volunteer Firefighter Joseph Tarzia Recover
Joseph is a dedicated first responder who has selflessly served his community in Tennessee. Now, he needs our help.
Joseph and his wife Savannah are the proud parents of four children. This unexpected accident has placed a heavy burden on their family, both emotionally and financially. Joseph will be out of work for several months, and the medical bills are mounting.
Help Connor get back on his feet and continue serving his community.
Connor Weidman is a 26-year-old volunteer firefighter in New York. He's dedicated to helping others, but now he needs our help.
Connor is struggling to make ends meet and provide for his young son and fiancée. Despite working full-time, he often has only $5-10 left at the end of the week. This makes it difficult to afford necessities like food, toiletries, and hygiene products.