The National Fallen Firefighters Foundation (NFFF) has launched its 2020 Annual Impact Report.  This year’s impact report outlines how, through continued support, NFFF have been able to continue their efforts to honor and remember America’s fallen fire heroes, assist their families, and to reduce firefighter line-of-duty deaths and injuries.

Congress created the 501(c)(3) non-profit NFFF in 1992, located in Emmitsburg, Maryland, the home of the National Fallen Firefighters Memorial. The Foundation relies on support from caring individuals, organisations, and corporations, to support programs such as the Fire Hero Family Network, the Hal Bruno Camps for Kids, Fire Hero Family Wellness Conference, Peer Support, Scholarship Programs, the National Fallen Firefighters Memorial Weekend, and the Everyone Goes Home program.

While COVID-19 may have restricted the NFFF’s ability to carry out its programs in-person in 2020, the Foundation’s pursuit of its mission never waned. Virtual gatherings replaced in-person events and the Foundation continued to serve our Fire Hero Families and firefighters.

COVID-19 caused some interruption to fundraising efforts, but the continued support of our corporate partners, donors, and volunteers, helped the NFFF to continue to fulfill its mission.

The NFFF will continue to carry out its mission in 2021, and will continue to assist the families of fallen firefighters and the fire service.

A copy of the NFFF’s 2020 Annual Impact Report can be downloaded at https://firehero.org/2020-impact.