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FRCF is appealing to first responders across the country to apply to the Foundations programs, grants and scholarships, including the Foundation’s new Resiliency Program that provides mental and behavioral health support for children of first responders.
The First Responders Children’s Foundation Resiliency Program will protect and strengthen the mental resiliency of the children whose parents protect communities across the nation. These first responders often face challenges shielding their children from the stresses of their job.
Net proceeds raised will be used to help fund a new mental health program for the children of first responders and the Foundations existing scholarship program.
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First Responder Children’s Foundation teamed up with Derotic Emergency Equipment in Rancho Cordova, California, to host children and parents for a fun and educational demonstration of the latest, shiniest first responder equipment available and learn what it takes to be a firefighter in Northern California!
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Meet Ethan Hutchinson, 13, a junior first responder with Lafayette Fire Company in Lancaster, PA. Ethan dreams of becoming a firefighter like his dad, who’s a fire chief.
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Tony Mussorfiti is a retired lieutenant from the Fire Department of New York and a HAZMAT specialist. He serves on the Advisory Board of First Responders Children’s Foundation, as well as the Board of Advisors for Friends of Firefighters in Brooklyn, New York. Tony was part of the recovery effort at Ground Zero, after the attacks on Sept. 11, 2001, and is concerned about the mental health of first responders.
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First Responders Children’s Foundation has announced The Children of Heroes Scholarship, granted in partnership with Scooter Braun and SB Projects to help support children of first responders and medical personnel directly impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Neal Thornhill is a Reserve Deputy with the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department, specializing in Search and Rescue. He works out of the Malibu Lost Hills Sheriff’s Station, which covers an area of 187 square miles all around the Santa Monica Mountains.
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Rafael “Ralphie” Beaumont is an EMT for Jamaica Plains Hospital in New York City, where he and his colleagues…
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