International Firefighters’ Day is a way to say thank you to the world’s firefighters for all that they do to keep our communities safe
Born out of a tragic loss of five firefighters in a wildfire in Victoria, Australia, it was a way to honor their lives and the sacrifice that firefighters are willing to make for you and me on a daily basis. This day of recognition is at the core of what the National Fallen Firefighters Foundation (NFFF) does. Our mission is to honor America’s fallen fire heroes; support their families, colleagues, and organizations; and work to reduce preventable firefighter death and injury.
This is My Firefighter
On May 4, post a picture on your social media platforms of a firefighter who is important to you with the hashtag #ThisIsMyFirefighter.
We Thank Firefighters
The NFFF invites you to draw, color, craft and share your thank you with the us using #WeThankFFs on May 4, 2022, International Firefighters’ Day.
Promote the Day in Your Community
Find downloadable resources including social media graphics and web banners to use to promote International Firefighters’ Day in your community.
Shine Your Light for Firefighters
In recognition of International Firefighters’ Day, the National Fallen Firefighters Foundation invites you to Shine Your Light for Firefighters on May 4th.
Share Using #Shine4Firefighters #ThisIsMyFirefighter #WeThankFFs #FirefightersDay
The role of a firefighter in today’s society – be it urban, rural, natural environment, volunteer, career, industrial, defense force, aviation, motor sport, or other is one of dedication, commitment and sacrifice – no matter what country we reside and work in. In the fire service we fight together against one common enemy – fire – no matter what country we come from, what uniform we wear or what language we speak.
Join with the NFFF on May 4th for International Firefighters’ Day
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Practice Fire and Life Safety in Your Home
Outreach Materials from the U.S. Fire Administration
Fire deaths can be reduced by people learning the basic facts about fire. The United States Fire Administration has a variety of downloadable material available on the their website.
Fire Causes & Risks Information from NFPA
We can all help make the world a safer place by learning more about how and why fires start. The National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) offers countless safety tips on a wide range of timely and important topics – everything you need to know to keep you, your family, and your neighbors safe from fire and related hazards.
