Spring 2023

“I don’t honestly know how I would’ve gotten through the past few months without this program.” -Mabel Jesse, Daughter of a Fire Medic, FRCF Scholar, and Resiliency Program participant.

We are thrilled to share the positive impact that FRCF’s Junior First Responder camps have on the community. Our goal is to inspire the next generation of first responders while fostering healthy relationships between first responders and the communities they serve.

The FRCF team recently visited Los Angeles to formally announce its partnership with the Los Angeles County Fire Department to bring our mental health Resiliency Program to children in the region.

FRCF has created a special scholarship award in the name of Nashville first responders who rushed into action to save children during a tragic shooting at The Covenant School on Monday, March 27th.

On Thursday, May 4th, FRCF had the honor of ringing the opening bell at Nasdaq to help bring awareness to Mental Health Awareness Month and International Firefighters Day.

Our upcoming summit will be held on Thursday, June 1st at 7pm, so make sure to mark your calendars! Ray Donovan, COO of the Drug Enforcement Agency, and Rich Wuerthele, President and CEO of Crayola will be joining us for an exciting conversation.

Check out Jillian Crane, FRCF President and CEO’s recent conversation with Bryan Tucker, Vice President for Corporate Communications at CSX. They discuss the importance of the CSX Pride in Service program and how it makes a positive impact on our communities.