Programs
Enhancing the personal and professional lives of Atlanta firefighters
The Atlanta Fire Rescue Foundation understands that to have a thriving city, we must support neighborhoods and communities by funding workforce development and community initiatives, continuing education, and improvements at fire and EMS stations.
As a result, our organization is committed to providing support across 5 areas of focus to better support the growing fire and emergency response ecosystem of Atlanta.
Areas of Focus:
Our approach to providing a wholistic continuum of care.
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Prospects
For those interested in joining the fire service industry of Atlanta, whether in high school or looking for post secondary opportunities, our Foundation aims to provide support through: High School and Young Professional programming as well as recruit housing opportunities.
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Fire Stations
The Atlanta Fire Rescue Department manages 36 active fire stations across the city. With over 1,200 firefighters in the Department, the Foundation assists with the living and working conditions of these stations through infrastructure projects and procuring essential equipment.
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Community
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Sworn Members
Atlanta firefighters provide best in class services. To assist in both attracting and retaining such talent our Foundation assists with continuing education and homeownership opportunities.
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Technology
Members of the Atlanta Fire Rescue Department deserve cutting edge resources and the latest in technology. Our Foundation enhances the modernization of the Department through piloted technologies and innovation.
As first responders, Atlanta firefighters provide immense value to the communities they live in and serve. Our Foundation assists in educating communities on how to best preserve and steward that value.
Signature Initiatives
The primary purpose of the Fire Station Fund is to assure that all station houses are equipped with essential equipment. Supporters who make a $10,000 annual donation to the Fire Station Fund can honor a particular station with their gift as well as enhance the overall living conditions at Atlanta fire houses.
Camp Ignite is designed for young women ages 14 to 18, to participate in an intensive weekend program that provides a comprehensive introduction to better understand what it takes to be a firefighter and EMT.
Upcoming Camp: April 5-7, 2024.
Additional Programs:
Housing for Heroes is a downpayment assistance program designed to help Atlanta Firefighters achieve the American dream of homeownership.
The Young Professionals are a collective group of emerging leaders and community-minded young professionals interested in supporting city heroes through giving, volunteerism, and advocacy.
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Atlanta Community Emergency Response Team (ACERT)
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AFRD Scholarship Fund
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Atlanta Smoke Alarm Program (ASAP)
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Rising Phoenix Leadership Institute (RPLI)
Measurable Outcomes
Recruitment
Retention
Quality of Life
Modernization
Connection
If you’d like more information about our programs, get in touch today.
info@atlfrf.org or call 404-549-7853