"Safer Living Through Community Giving."
The Anne Arundel Fire Safety Foundation is a 501(c)(3) non profit, “public-private partnership, composed of citizens, educators and fire professionals, dedicated to the promotion of fire safety and injury prevention.
The mission is performed in part through the education and training of children, adults and business owners in Anne Arundel County.
In addition, we offer individuals and corporations throughout Anne Arundel County an opportunity to assist in enhancing the County’s fire / EMS and rescue services through their financial support.
The mission is performed in part through the education and training of children, adults and business owners in Anne Arundel County.
In addition, we offer individuals and corporations throughout Anne Arundel County an opportunity to assist in enhancing the County’s fire / EMS and rescue services through their financial support.
1783 Forest Drive
Box 246
Annapolis, MD 21401
(410) 263-8880
Who Are We?
Anne Arundel Fire Safety Foundation
Anne Arundel Fire Safety Foundation
Our present objective is to raise funds for the following projects and programs:
- Maintain an educational materials supply, for the needs of the community.
- Purchase fire safety training equipment
- Maintain a gift-in-kind oppurtunity for individuals and businesses who wish to donate to the fire service.
- Build a Citizen's Safety Village to be located in Anne Arundel County
The Foundation Provides the following:
- Support the development of a "Seniors Fire and Safety Program."
- Fire Service awards Ceremony
- Smoke Alarm outreach programs
- Fire Departmanet SAFE program
- Mobile Fire Safety Trailer
- Portable Hazard House
How Can you Help?
Your tax-deductible contributions and gifts to the foundation will assist in achieving these goals. With your support we can breathe life into programs that will save lives!
Please consider being a part of our mission to attain "safer living through community giving" in Anne Arundel County.
Why Help?
Tax dollars support a budget that provides for basic needs. The fire service is challanged to supply resources and technology to fill the needs for a dynamic community.
Additional funds are required to meet that end. A focused effort with community support and a partnership between the "Foundation," educators and fire service personnel will assure "Safer Living" in your community.
- Maintain an educational materials supply, for the needs of the community.
- Purchase fire safety training equipment
- Maintain a gift-in-kind oppurtunity for individuals and businesses who wish to donate to the fire service.
- Build a Citizen's Safety Village to be located in Anne Arundel County
The Foundation Provides the following:
- Support the development of a "Seniors Fire and Safety Program."
- Fire Service awards Ceremony
- Smoke Alarm outreach programs
- Fire Departmanet SAFE program
- Mobile Fire Safety Trailer
- Portable Hazard House
How Can you Help?
Your tax-deductible contributions and gifts to the foundation will assist in achieving these goals. With your support we can breathe life into programs that will save lives!
Please consider being a part of our mission to attain "safer living through community giving" in Anne Arundel County.
Why Help?
Tax dollars support a budget that provides for basic needs. The fire service is challanged to supply resources and technology to fill the needs for a dynamic community.
Additional funds are required to meet that end. A focused effort with community support and a partnership between the "Foundation," educators and fire service personnel will assure "Safer Living" in your community.
Your home fire safety checklist should include:
1. An "escape plan" with a safe meeting place.
2. Install and maintain smoke alarms every level of your home.
3. Sleep with your bedroom door closed to provide a barrier to fire and smoke.
4. Consider placing an additional smoke alarm in each bedroom.
5. Never leave cooling food, candles, or any heating device unattended.
6. Turn off burner under pan fires and cover with a lid.
7. Provide protection from Carbon Monoxide poisoning.
1. An "escape plan" with a safe meeting place.
2. Install and maintain smoke alarms every level of your home.
3. Sleep with your bedroom door closed to provide a barrier to fire and smoke.
4. Consider placing an additional smoke alarm in each bedroom.
5. Never leave cooling food, candles, or any heating device unattended.
6. Turn off burner under pan fires and cover with a lid.
7. Provide protection from Carbon Monoxide poisoning.
Contact:
1783 Forest Drive
Box 246
Annapolis, MD 21401
(410) 263-8880