Fenton Fire Fighters Charities

FENTON FIRE FIGHTER'S CHARITIES

Helping the Fenton Community

Fenton Firefighter's Charities

A special thank you to our sponsors and community members that help make our 16th annual golf outing a success!

Our 16th annual charity golf outing was held Saturday, August 20th at the Coyote Preserve Golf Course in Fenton. We had a very successful year. Our outing was sold out weeks after we opened the registration process. We had 144 golfers join us for a fun day on the course. Highlights included a Chief Putt Challenge to start the day off, game holes on #1, #7, #12, and #17. We had an inflatable dinosaur, a golf ball launcher, a corn hole challenge, and a chip it in a tire from a tire challenge. All of these events plus a great group of golfers made for an outstanding day of golf and an even better day of fundraising for our Firefighters Charity. We raised over $16,000 to help support those in need in our community. We are truly blessed with the support we receive from all of our generous sponsors and participants!

Thank you all and we look forward to next year!!

Shot Gun Start at Coyote Preserve Golf Course August 20th

Charity Outing's First Place Winners

THANK YOU!

“The City of Fenton Firefighters would like to thank OUR local heroes who continue to work the frontlines in order to support those in our community during these unprecedented times. From healthcare providers to grocers, retailers, restaurants, gas stations, automotive stores and anyone else helping to keep our community running, WE THANK YOU!!!!
#We are Fenton!”

THANK YOU!

Our charity would like to thank Jennifer Bain Hurst and her crew from Hospital Mask cover Task Force along with Masks For Hospital Workers of Southeast Michigan for their generous donation of face masks for our fire crews to wear.

While at our station and on calls, our crews can now safely work during this pandemic while using these masks made by her team.
In gratitude for their generosity and the goal of helping essential healthcare workers stay safe, our charity was able to make a donation to help support their cause and pay it forward so they may continue to make these masks and keep core healthcare workers safe.

Welcome to the Fenton Fire Fighters Charities Site

Did you know that since our Charities inception in 2006 we have…

Donated tens of thousands of dollars to local families here in the Fenton area.
“Adopted” 6-8 children annually to buy gifts for during Christmas.
Hosted multiple food giveaway events in which families in need can grocery shop for FREE at our fire station.
Teamed up with Fenton Methodist Church every Thanksgiving to donate food baskets to needy families in our area.
Helped support many families that have been struck by a recent tragedy.

Supported Delivering Hope’s food drive and fill the book bag school supply drive.
Hosted multiple car seat safety checks.
Given out FREE smoke and CO detectors.
Helped sponsor many attendees visiting Great Lakes Burn Camp.
Helped many fellow Michigan firefighters whom have become ill or injured.
Supported Salvation Army’s “Fill the Truck” and Kettle Bell events.

THANK YOU!

A special thank you to everyone who was able to help “Fill the Truck” this Holiday season. Your gift and donation of a new toy or coat help can make a difference for a local family this Christmas.

Merry Christmas from the Fenton Fire Fighters

The Fenton Fire Fighters Charities hold a golf outing each year to raise money for the charity causes.

The Fire Fighter’s Charity also hosts food give away for local members of the community that could use the help.

Fenton Fire Fighter also provide local community outreach, training and safety information.

PAST EVENT PHOTOS

TRUCKLOAD FOOD GIVEAWAY
Fenton Fire Fighters Charities hosts Truckload Food Giveaway events at our station. We teamed up with Play Like Jackson Foundation and St. Jude’s Church to purchase food from the Eastern Michigan Food Bank. We invited anyone in our area in need of food to come grocery shop for free at our station. Shoppers were able to get items such as frozen meat, fresh fruit and vegetables, snack foods, drinks, boxed baked goods, new toiletry items and more.
We have hosted over 200 families from the area visited the event and we usually have over 20 volunteers on hand helping out. Local school students also volunteered by helping carry groceries to the shoppers vehicles when they were finished shopping.