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Honoring all firefighters who have lost their lives protecting the lives and property of the people of Colorado.
Honoring all firefighters who have lost their lives protecting the lives and property of the people of Colorado.
**CFFF HAS MOVED TO A NEW LOCATION
P.O. Box 521, Eastlake, CO 80614-0521**
The Colorado Fallen Firefighters Foundation was formed in 1989 to recognize the State’s fallen firefighters on a permanent memorial and support the fire families who have suffered this loss. The memorial assures that future Coloradans will remember their sacrifice. The Foundation recognizes all firefighters killed in the line of duty (LODD) whether volunteer, career, union or non-union, structural or wildland. The foundation also recognizes federal firefighters killed while assigned to Colorado fires even if they lived in another state. The foundation’s memorial is located in Lakewood, Colorado on Allison Parkway.
Fire departments offer different levels of support to the surviving families based on each department’s resources. The Colorado Fallen Firefighter Foundation provides additional, tangible support to the families of those killed in the line of duty. A permanent fund has been established to aid the families of fallen firefighters with services such as counseling and family support, legal aid, education assistance and job training. Since the creation of the fund, the foundation has assisted families to attend the National Fallen Firefighter Memorial Service in Emmitsburg, Maryland and has given multiple scholarships to the children of fallen firefighters.
The Monument
The Monument
A bronze life-sized memorial on pillars of Colorado rose granite will forever mark the ultimate sacrifice these men and women made. Situated in Lakewood, Colorado, the memorial is engraved with more than 172 names of Colorado's fallen firefighters. The fallen firefighters memorial will represent their deeds in dignity for all time.
Fallen Firefighters
Fallen Firefighters
The firefighters who have fallen while working to protect lives and property in Colorado are honored at the Fallen Firefighters memorial in Lakewood Colorado. Currently there are 172 names on the memorial.
About Us
About Us
The Colorado Fallen Firefighters Foundation was established in August of 1989 by a group of interested fire personnel and survivors of fallen firefighters to provide support for the families of firefighters killed in the line of duty.
Donations
Donations
The Colorado Fallen Firefighters Foundation sincerely appreciates all donations. The funds are used to support families who have experienced a line of duty death.
Resources
Resources
The Colorado Fallen Firefighter's Foundation provides resources to families and Fire Departments. The foundation uses donations to continually work to expand the resources available.
We are pleased to offer merchandise!
A portion of all proceeds will go towards the CFFF mission in supporting families of fallen firefighters.
EARLY BIRD SAVINGS END JULY 31ST
EARLY BIRD SAVINGS END JULY 31ST
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