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We’re thankful for our firefighters’ bravery and hard work during a devastating fire season.

Thousands of California firefighters work tirelessly on the front lines, whether it’s battling catastrophic wildfires or serving their own communities. In many cases, they are toiling to save lives and property even as their own families are in peril or their homes lost.

The California Firefighters Benevolent Fund, a program of the California Fire Foundation, is intended to provide assistance and support to firefighters displaced or impacted by fire or natural disaster.

Your contribution is tax-deductible through the California Fire Foundation, a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. The Foundation provides support for fallen firefighter families, firefighters and their communities.

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