Firefighters Need Your Help on Give to the Max Day

Minnesota’s annual giving holiday is Thursday, Nov. 17, but you don’t have to wait to support your local firefighters! From now through Nov. 17, visit the MnFIRE GiveMN page and make a donation to help protect the health and well-being of firefighters across the state.

Firefighters continue to face alarming rates of cardiovascular disease, emotional trauma and cancer, but there is hope. We’re equipping firefighters and the people who care about them with critical resources to address this growing health crisis. Firefighter futures across the state have been forever changed because of MnFIRE and the Hometown Heroes Assistance Program, and your gift can help us keep the momentum going!

If you give $75 or more this Give to the Max, you will receive a free MnFIRE mug or hat as a thank-you gift from us. And if you give $200 or more, you will receive a free MnFIRE blanket – perfect for cozying up now that winter is here. All of us here at MnFIRE and firefighters across the state appreciate your support!

 

“The support, resources, encouragement and how much they care and stay engaged will be uplifting even in your darkest hours,” Captain William Ewald of the St. Bonifacius Fire Department said about MnFIRE. “It’s a tremendous and valuable resource we all need to use.”

Your gift this week will make a difference in the lives of Minnesota’s 20,000 firefighters – protecting them from cardiac, emotional trauma and cancer by ensuring they receive life-saving services such as free health and wellness trainings, critical illness benefits, mental health provider visits and more. That means happy, healthy and productive lives and careers for firefighters and their families.

Together, let’s continue protecting the health of our hometown heroes! Give at givemn.org/MnFire.

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A big thank you goes out to Minnesota Valley Electric Cooperative and Wright-Hennepin Cooperative Electric Association for recent donations to MnFIRE through Operation Round Up! Funds will be used for ongoing firefighter mental health support, and we are grateful to all MVEC and WH members who rounded up their electrical bill in contribution to our valuable work with Minnesota firefighters. ⬆️ ... See MoreSee Less

A big thank you goes out to Minnesota Valley Electric Cooperative and Wright-Hennepin Cooperative Electric Association for recent donations to MnFIRE through Operation Round Up! Funds will be used for ongoing firefighter mental health support, and we are grateful to all MVEC and WH members who rounded up their electrical bill in contribution to our valuable work with Minnesota firefighters. ⬆️

Shoutout to the 14 new hires from Burnsville Fire Department, Eagan Fire Department and South Metro Fire for completing awareness training this week and becoming "MnFIRE Aware" together! 💪 ... See MoreSee Less

Shoutout to the 14 new hires from Burnsville Fire Department, Eagan Fire Department and South Metro Fire for completing awareness training this week and becoming MnFIRE Aware together! 💪

This #WorldMentalHealthDay, check out this article from Optum on championing mental health at home and at work: cdn.optumwellbeing.com/pdf/October_2024_World_mental_health_day_october_10_en-US.pdf

For more resources, check out the MnFIRE Assistance Program to get connected to mental health care and peer support. We're here for you – today and every day.
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This #WorldMentalHealthDay, check out this article from Optum on championing mental health at home and at work: https://cdn.optumwellbeing.com/pdf/October_2024_World_mental_health_day_october_10_en-US.pdf 

For more resources, check out the MnFIRE Assistance Program to get connected to mental health care and peer support. Were here for you – today and every day.

It's Mental Illness Awareness Week, and we know that firefighting takes a toll on the mental health of both firefighters and their families. No matter what difficulties you are facing, MnFIRE is here for you. For more details or for help, call 888-784-6634 or visit our website: mnfireinitiative.com/hhap/ ... See MoreSee Less

Its Mental Illness Awareness Week, and we know that firefighting takes a toll on the mental health of both firefighters and their families. No matter what difficulties you are facing, MnFIRE is here for you. For more details or for help, call 888-784-6634 or visit our website: https://mnfireinitiative.com/hhap/
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