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We are thankful for those who stand behind our fire fighters and help make our programs possible. If you have made a pledge on the phone or would simply like to contribute, please click the link below.
Dear Fire Fighter Supporters:
I would like to take this opportunity to thank each and everyone who is supporting us through the purchase of Proud Supporter Decals. Please be assured that our firefighters and the community they serve will benefit from your support.
Our members are employed by the city of Hendersonville. Our organization represents the Hendersonville Firefighters Association and operates as a separated entity separate from the city.
We are not a charity but a licensed non-profit Professional Organization. Therefore your decal purchase is not tax deductible as a charitable contribution on your federal income tax.
It is because of your support that we are able to carry on with the many outstanding programs. Once again we offer you our deepest appreciation.
Sincerely
Steve Ryan, President
PROUDLY SPONSORING Camp Hope pediatric burn camp.
Since 1989, this overnight summer camp has provided young burn survivors with an environment in which to experience physical and emotional healing. The mission and work of this camp is near to our hearts as firefighters and has a profound effect on the children who attend. We have witnessed first-hand, the tragedy of children who have experienced severe burn injuries and are honored to be part of the amazing endeavor.
American Red Cross of Middle Tennessee Disaster Relief Fund:
This fund primarily assists families and individuals in Sumner and Robertson Counties who have lost their home to fire. Whether fire, flood, chemical, man-made or natural, we will stand by those we serve and other organizations that are there to assist.
Tennessee Special Olympics Area 21: (Sumner & Macon Co.) Over the last five decades, Special Olympics Tennessee has been advocating a powerful message: children and adults with intellectual disabilities not only can but will thrive when provided with opportunities.
Peer Place: A weekday program for adults 22 and older with developmental and learning differences.
Maintaining a Burn Relief Fund: To help families in the City of Hendersonville who have been devastated by house fires and who have no insurance.
Assist Members Of Our Public Safety Community: When tragedy befalls them.
Hendersonville Samaritan Center: Who's mission is to assist families get through a crisis that has disrupted their life-styles and assist them in becoming self-sufficient
Elevate 50 - Senior Citizens Center: An organization committed to providing assistance to seniors in the community such as facilities, equipment and programming to enhance emotional well-being as well as transportation for medical needs.
The Hendersonville firefighters work on these programs while off duty and do not receive payment. Their goal is to cut down on the accidents and deaths caused by fire. Perhaps with your support, they will achieve this goal.