In case you haven't heard – all donations at Tommy's Tonka Trolley tomorrow (Saturday, October 3) go directly to supporting MnFIRE! Stop by, enjoy some ice cream and make a difference for our hometown heroes in the process. 🍨🧑🚒
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On the last Sunday of September, firefighters, families and community members from across Minnesota gather at the State Capitol to honor those who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to others. The 2026 Minnesota Fallen Firefighter Memorial Service honored the 255 men and women who have died in the line of duty. Read more about this solemn and impactful ceremony in our recent blog:
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MnFIRE leaders joined firefighters, families and community members at the 2026 Minnesota Fallen Firefighter Memorial Service.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Thank you WCCO & CBS News Minnesota for having MnFIRE vice president Amber Lage in studio to talk about our Benefits Extension Program and upcoming ice cream fundraiser! www.cbsnews.com/minnesota/video/mnfire-working-to-help-retired-firefighters-access-health-benefit...
Did "ice cream" catch your ear? Come on out to Tommy's Tonka Trolley for treats and fun this Saturday, October 3! All donations go straight to MnFIRE – supporting Minnesota firefighters and their families. 🍨🚒
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Cardiovascular health is at the heart of our mission. That's why we provide resources specifically designed to help firefighters protect their hearts.
❤️ Critical Illness Program – a lump-sum cash payment up to $20,000 after diagnoses of critical illnesses such as a heart attack
❤️ Cardiac health training – education on heightened risk factors, cardiovascular diseases that commonly impact firefighters and prevention strategies to help lessen risk for heart disease
Get connected this #WorldHeartDay by clicking here: mnfireinitiative.com/hhap/
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Heart disease is the leading cause of line-of-duty deaths for firefighters. Ongoing physical exertion, exposure to heavy smoke, toxins, heat, stress and sudden adrenaline spikes put strain on cardiovascular systems and can trigger or reveal underlying heart conditions.
Knowing how your heart works, recognizing warning signs and taking steps to help protect it are key to staying healthy. Read life-saving information in our latest blog, and share with a firefighter in your life ❤️
Protect your heart health - MnFIRE - Minnesota Firefighter Initiative
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Firefighters face unique cardiac risks. Learn the warning signs of heart disease, common conditions and ways to help protect your health.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
