Behind every firefighter and emergency responder stands a family that shares in the courage, sacrifice, and strength required to serve our communities. When tragedy strikes and a parent is lost in the line of duty, their children carry a weight no child should ever have to bear.

The Holiday FUNraiser is a heartfelt community event grounded in compassion, connection, and support. It brings people together to uplift families who have already given so much. This gathering reminds us that when community shows up with love and generosity, hope grows.

Purpose and Impact

This fundraiser is a celebration of life, resilience, and legacy. It is our way of saying we remember, we care, and we stand with you.

All funds raised support Food on the Stove’s Holiday Gift Initiative. This initiative ensures that children who have lost a parent in the line of duty still experience the joy of Christmas morning. Through the generosity of our community, we help fulfill their wish lists and bring moments of comfort to hearts that need it most.

Our Goal

We aim to sponsor at least 5 children to receive gifts from their Christmas wish lists. Every contribution, whether small or large, helps honor the memory of our heroes by caring for those they loved most.

A Legacy of Love and Service

The spirit of first responders lives on through their children who remain brave, hopeful, and full of promise. When we uplift these young lives, we invest in a future shaped by the same values their parents embodied: courage, compassion, and community.

The Food on the Stove Holiday FUNraiser invites everyone to come together in fellowship and support, reminding these families that their loved one’s sacrifice will never be forgotten and that their community stands with them today and always.

How You Can Help

Donate to help us reach our goal
Sponsor a child and help make a Christmas wish come true.
Share this event and inspire others to join our community in supporting families of fallen heroes.

Let us create something meaningful together: love, remembrance, and hope, shared from one community to another.