Win a Streamlight Survivor Flashlight

MnFIRE training gives departments valuable information to keep their firefighters safe and protected from the three problems most commonly experienced by those in the fire service: cardiac, emotional trauma and cancer. If you participate in a MnFIRE Training session and complete a quick and easy six-question Course Evaluation Survey through a link we’ll provide at the end of the session, you’ll be entered into a drawing for a Streamlight Survivor flashlight (MSRP: $60).

These ultra-tough lights were built for firefighters and designed to see through smoke. Along with the chance to take home your very own Streamlight, your feedback will also help us make improvements to the courses. Each week, we’ll choose a new winner.

Congratulations to the following winners of our weekly drawing for a Streamlight Survivor flashlight:

Dan Bolton – Dover
Caleb Hovde – Leroy
Josh Jungers – Bird Island
Brandon Huls – Kandiyohi
Lily Sunnarborg – Fredenberg
Dustin Anderson – Victoria
Will Fischer – Virginia
Michael Horst – Ridgeway

We really appreciate the input and ideas from these winners and the hundreds of participants who have already filled out our survey!

Sign up your department for training here.

Thanks to a grant from the Fire Service Advisory Committee (FSAC), MnFIRE trainings, including general awareness training and deep dive sessions on cardiovascular disease, emotional wellness, and cancer, are being offered both virtually and in-person at no cost to Minnesota fire departments through June 30, 2021. Become MnFIRE Aware and potentially add your name to the list of winners above!

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We are grateful beyond measure for those who supported MnFIRE on Give to the Max Day. If you’d still like to give to help Minnesota’s firefighters and their families, visit givemn.org/organization/Mnfire.

Your donation supports our mental health and emotional trauma services including crisis response work – safeguarding the mental health of our state's firefighters. Thank you for your generosity!

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We are grateful beyond measure for those who supported MnFIRE on Give to the Max Day. If you’d still like to give to help Minnesota’s firefighters and their families, visit givemn.org/organization/Mnfire. 

Your donation supports our mental health and emotional trauma services including crisis response work – safeguarding the mental health of our states firefighters. Thank you for your generosity!

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Today is the day – it's time to Give to the Max through GiveMN.org!

More than 90% of firefighters in Minnesota are volunteer or non-career – which means many don’t have access to health and wellness benefits through their department. Your gift helps them gain access to things like critical incident stress management, debriefing, suicide prevention, trauma processing and more through MnFIRE.

Now is your chance to make a difference. Give to support our firefighters today! www.givemn.org/organization/Mnfire

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Today is the day – its time to Give to the Max through GiveMN.org!

More than 90% of firefighters in Minnesota are volunteer or non-career – which means many don’t have access to health and wellness benefits through their department. Your gift helps them gain access to things like critical incident stress management, debriefing, suicide prevention, trauma processing and more through MnFIRE.

Now is your chance to make a difference. Give to support our firefighters today! https://www.givemn.org/organization/Mnfire 

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November 20 is GiveMN's Give to the Max Day! You can give back to Minnesota's hometown heroes by making a donation to MnFIRE. 🚒

For firefighters in need, mental health resources are invaluable. Your contribution helps fund these crucial services like crisis response, where we debrief critical incidents and help firefighters process their thoughts around traumatic events in healthy ways.

Help firefighters with your gift today: www.givemn.org/organization/Mnfire

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Give to the Max Day is in one week! 🗓️

We all rely on firefighters to be there for us when we need help – you can help them in return by making a donation to MnFIRE. Your gift supports MnFIRE in equipping Minnesota’s 20,000 active firefighters and their families with life-changing mental health resources, such as critical crisis response services.

Consider giving to MnFIRE this month: www.givemn.org/organization/Mnfire

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Give to the Max Day is in one week! 🗓️

We all rely on firefighters to be there for us when we need help – you can help them in return by making a donation to MnFIRE. Your gift supports MnFIRE in equipping Minnesota’s 20,000 active firefighters and their families with life-changing mental health resources, such as critical crisis response services.

Consider giving to MnFIRE this month: https://www.givemn.org/organization/Mnfire  

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Lung cancer affects firefighters at higher rates than the general population, and you may know someone who has been personally impacted by occupational cancers such as lung cancer. In the event of a diagnosis, MnFIRE resources can provide relief.

All active Minnesota firefighters are automatically enrolled in MnFIRE’s Critical Illness Program and are eligible to receive a lump-sum cash payment up to $20,000 after diagnoses of critical illnesses like lung cancer.

Learn more and file a claim: mnfireinitiative.com/hhap/#CI

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Lung cancer affects firefighters at higher rates than the general population, and you may know someone who has been personally impacted by occupational cancers such as lung cancer. In the event of a diagnosis, MnFIRE resources can provide relief.

All active Minnesota firefighters are automatically enrolled in MnFIRE’s Critical Illness Program and are eligible to receive a lump-sum cash payment up to $20,000 after diagnoses of critical illnesses like lung cancer.

Learn more and file a claim: https://mnfireinitiative.com/hhap/#CI 

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