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Boise, ID 83705
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Wildland Firefighters and Their Families

Wildland firefighters -- our community -- are our rugged firefighters of the mountains, forests, plains and wilderness areas of the West and of the pine barrens, deciduous forests, swamps, piney woods and prairies of the East, South and Midwest.  Read More >

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Family Fire Weekend 2009
Little did anyone know when they attended the first Family Fire Weekend at the Wild land Firefighter Foundation in Boise, Idaho that it would evolve and grow like it has. The first impromptu plan was to get together, share some meals, spend some time together, tell stories and honor those whom we lo  Read more...
6th Annual Lucky Peak Run Raises $1,760
Jim Roth from Storm King Mountain Technologies was in Boise with his wife Staci sponsoring and enjoying the 6th Annual Lucky Peak Run on Saturday, May 16th during our Family Fire weekend. As Jim put it, "there were 13 of us that left from Lucky 13 Pizza and hiked 13 miles round trip." It was a 3200   Read more...
Big Sur Marathon Raises Funds
Thanks Isaac Siegel & John Woltman for your humanitarian support to the Wildland Firefighter Foundation. The 26.2 Mile Big Sur Marathon raised $1,032.00. For more details, photos and race results, please visit http://www.bsim.org/The_Twenty_Fourth_Presentation.htm    Read more...
Fulton Hotshots Kicks Off A Monster 1st Year Fundraiser
Bakersfield, CA - Fulton Hotshots held their 1st Annual Skeet shoot on April 25, 2009 and raised over $28,000 for the foundation. What an amazing turnout! Thank You Fulton Hotshot crew.             Is Ron telling Burk how to shoot? LOL    Read more...
  Southern Area Incident Management Team Meeting
February 18, 2009, Albuquerque, NM - Again, the foundation is honored to be a part of the silent auction which brought $3,000. We also appreciate the opportunity to get in front of the teams. Thank You for your support.   Read more...
National Wildfire Suppression Association Breaks Fundraising Record
February 23, 2009, Reno, NV - The NWSA held their annual dinner auction and broke records by raising an amazing $80,000. The NWSA is the foundation’s biggest fundraiser of the year. Thank You so much for what you do, NWSA.   Read more...
  Region 6 Dispatchers Hold Auction
Mt Hood, OR - Region 6 Dispatcher workshop held a silent auction on March 10, 2009 and raised $4,000 for the foundation. It's great to see "behind the scenes" support crews step up to help our brothers and sisters in the field. Thank You Region 6 dispatchers for your continued yearly support of the   Read more...
IAWF Hold 1st Silent Auction Benefit
Phoenix, AZ - The 10th Wildland Fire Safety Summit sponsored by the International Association of Wildland Fire was held April 27-30, 2009. The Wildland Firefighter Foundation was proud and humbled to be a part of their first year silent auction that raised just under $2,000 for the foundation. Thank  Read more...
Del Rosa Hotshots Knock Another One Out Of The Park
Del Rosa, CA - Del Rosa Hotshots held their 3rd annual poker tournament Saturday night and raised over $11,000 for the foundation. Way to go Del Rosa! They seem to be doubling their donation every year. Steve Copeland won the tournament and Del Rosa sent the impressive traveling trophy to the Wildla  Read more...
Silver State Hotshots Raise Cash With A Vertical Drop
Reno, NV - Silver State Interagency Hotshot Crew held their first annual vertical drop competition at Mt. Rose Ski Tahoe on March 20, 2009 and raised just under $5,000 for the foundation. Thank You Silver State!   Read more...


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