Another MnFORE to remember

The 2023 MnFORE Golf Tournament presented by Aon was another beautiful day on the links! We’re so thankful to all of the golfers, volunteers and generous sponsors who joined us at Bearpath Golf & Country Club in the name of Minnesota firefighter health and wellness.

The funds raised at MnFORE will help MnFIRE continue to provide critical support and resources to Minnesota’s firefighters so they can live longer, healthier and happier lives. This is all thanks to your generosity! On behalf of Minnesota’s fire service, we thank you.

Enjoy browsing our photos from the event on MnFIRE’s Facebook page.

Learn more about all MnFIRE does for Minnesota’s fire service through advocacy, awareness, training and support here. If you would like to make a contribution to MnFIRE, please visit our donate page.

 

Stay tuned for details on the 2024 MnFORE Golf Tournament!

Interested in sponsoring in 2024? Contact DeeDee Jankovich at djankovich@mnfireinitiative.com.

 

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Kudos to Marshall, MN Fire Department for recently completing sleep training – a deep-dive class focused on helping firefighters in their department rest well. 💤

Shift work and nighttime disruptions prevent most firefighters from getting adequate sleep on a consistent basis, but our sleep training can help. Find more information about all our training options: mnfireinitiative.com/training/
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Kudos to Marshall, MN Fire Department for recently completing sleep training – a deep-dive class focused on helping firefighters in their department rest well. 💤

Shift work and nighttime disruptions prevent most firefighters from getting adequate sleep on a consistent basis, but our sleep training can help. Find more information about all our training options: https://mnfireinitiative.com/training/

Firefighter advocates ☑️
Personal stories ☑️
Awareness ☑️

Schedule a MnFIRE training for your department today: mnfireinitiative.com/training/
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Firefighter advocates ☑️
Personal stories ☑️
Awareness ☑️

Schedule a MnFIRE training for your department today: https://mnfireinitiative.com/training/

At MnFIRE, our hearts beat for firefighter health. ❤️

If you're a Minnesota firefighter, check out our Hometown Heroes Assistance Program resources, or spread the love and share with a firefighter you know! mnfireinitiative.com/hhap/
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At MnFIRE, our hearts beat for firefighter health. ❤️

If youre a Minnesota firefighter, check out our Hometown Heroes Assistance Program resources, or spread the love and share with a firefighter you know! https://mnfireinitiative.com/hhap/

At lunch during the Firefighter Health Forum, Monte Fronk, Head of Tribal Emergency Management for the Mille Lacs Band of Ojibwe, presented Garrison Fire and Rescue Captain and MnFIRE peer supporter Jen Elleraas with a special gift.

Garrison Fire and Rescue is a volunteer fire department and the Mille Lacs Band of Ojibwe – one of 11 federally recognized tribes in Minnesota – is one of the largest communities they serve. Under Jen’s leadership, the department has worked to improve its communications and outreach, including participating in the annual Mille Lacs Band fire prevention/safety day at the tribal schools on the reservation and assisting Monte with already established NFPA 1300 community risk reduction efforts.

Jen was recently recognized as the 2024 MSFCA Fire Officer of the Year for populations under 10,000. But to personally thank Jen and show his appreciation, Monte gave her a traditional gift of a blanket that recognizes her passion and efforts to improve safety for the Mille Lacs Band. Thanks for all you do, Jen!
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At lunch during the Firefighter Health Forum, Monte Fronk, Head of Tribal Emergency Management for the Mille Lacs Band of Ojibwe, presented Garrison Fire and Rescue Captain and MnFIRE peer supporter Jen Elleraas with a special gift. 

Garrison Fire and Rescue is a volunteer fire department and the Mille Lacs Band of Ojibwe – one of 11 federally recognized tribes in Minnesota – is one of the largest communities they serve. Under Jen’s leadership, the department has worked to improve its communications and outreach, including participating in the annual Mille Lacs Band fire prevention/safety day at the tribal schools on the reservation and assisting Monte with already established NFPA 1300 community risk reduction efforts. 

Jen was recently recognized as the 2024 MSFCA Fire Officer of the Year for populations under 10,000. But to personally thank Jen and show his appreciation, Monte gave her a traditional gift of a blanket that recognizes her passion and efforts to improve safety for the Mille Lacs Band. Thanks for all you do, Jen!
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