National First Responders Day

They save us & support us every day, now it’s our turn.

Hosted by Jon Stewart | Wednesday, October 28, 2026

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They Support Us Every Day.
Give $9.11 / Month & Support Them.

Calling 9-1-1 Is a Lifeline. Giving $9.11 a Month Is a Legacy.

Every day, in every community, first responders answer the call, rushing to emergencies to protect us and provide us with safety, security and peace of mind—knowing they are there whenever we need them. In recognition of National First Responders Day on October 28th, we invite you to give back to those who never hesitate to show up when we need them most—often leaving their families and risking their lives for us.

Get a FREE thank you gift with your monthly donation.

Your donation provides steady, reliable funding for programs that support first responder families nationwide
Your donation helps children not only recover from crisis, but thrive long-term with educational and emotional support
Your donation empowers us to plan and grow our impact, instead of reacting moment to moment

Ways to Give Back

Donate

It’s quick and easy to make a donation to First Responders Children’s Foundation. Honor their legacy with a new monthly donation.

Shop

Make a purchase with purpose. Send a gift to a first responder or just know that a portion of your purchase supports first responder families.

Say Thanks

Help amplify the National First Responders Day message online by posting a selfie and tagging @1stRCF & #ThankYouFirst Responders!

Say Thanks on Social Media

Let's overwhelm our first responders with messages of gratitude.
Tag us @1stRCF and use #ThankYouFirstResponders.

They Support Us Every Day. Give $9.11 / Month & Support Them.

Whether it’s through a purchase with purpose, a message of thanks, or a donation to the First Responders Children’s Foundation, your gesture in support of first responders and their families will offer a moment of gratitude and peace for the people who make our communities safer.