Firefighters Burn Institute

Firefighters Burn Institute is dedicated to providing recovery and support services to both burn survivors and those who love and care for them.

• Fire Prevention/ Protection/Control

• 2.

Santa Barbara Firefighters Alliance

SBFA - A Non-Profit 501 (c)(3) Corporation Tax ID#: 33-1092681 DONATE FUNDS TO, OR PURCHASE EQUIPMENT FOR, THE SANTA BARBARA CITY AND SANTA BARBARA COUNTY FIRE DEPARTMENTS IN THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA.

• Youth Development Programs

• 3.

Metropolitan Fire Association Inc

Registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit fire organization sponsoring Fire Explorer Post 185.

• Citizen Participation

• 4.

Stockton Fire Foundation

To support the mission and service delivery of the Stockton Fire Department by contribution to fire suppression, medical programs and fire facility repair.

• Disaster Preparedness and Relief Service

• 5.

San Francisco Community Agencies Responding to Disaster

To ensure that nonprofit and faith-based organizations serving San Francisco's vulnerable populations are prepared for a disaster, and to play a central role in the coordination of these organizations in their disaster preparedness, response, and recovery efforts.

• Credit Unions

• 6.

San Francisco Fire Credit Union

Voted Best Credit Union in the Bay Area.

SUPPORT FOR ACTIVELY RISING YOUTH

Support for Actively Rising Youth (SFARY) is a 501 c 3 nonprofit organization with the mission to provide resources, opportunities and support for youth who reside in low income urban areas and attend under-resourced/under-performing schools.

East Valley United Black Firefighters

East Valley United Black Fire Fighters Inspire The Future Mission Statement Dedicated to providing effective mentorship to all those interested in a career in the fire service.

• Youth Development Programs

• 9.

San Francisco Fire Youth Academy

Committed to the Equal Treatment of Minority Firefighters Committed to the Equal Treatment of Minority Firefighters The San Francisco Black Firefighters Association SFBFA was founded in 1972 with the steadfast determination to support and retain African American fire service professionals within the San Francisco Fire Department and to recruit individuals interested in a career in fire service.