Join us Sunday, April 23rd from Noon to 3:00PM at CraftHaus Brewery for the 4th Annual StationHaus Red Lager beer release.  This collaboration brewed with the Henderson Firefighters Benevolent Association raises funds for Angel Fire.  Angel Fire brings joy to our community members who need it most with beautifully restored fire trucks to enjoy!

This year we are bringing the heat with a Chili Cook Off! Free to taste and choose a winner.  Want to compete? Email [email protected] for more details and to enter.

This is a family friendly event, so please bring the entire family to enjoy!

The 2023 Jeff Mann Memorial Golf Tournament is getting ready to tee off! Get your team together and register by February 17th.

Please join us at CraftHaus Brewery for our Third Annual StationHaus event.  We are proud to take part in this limited release smoked red lager with proceeds benefiting the HFBA and Angel Fire.  This is a family friendly event with photo opportunities on the Angel Fire truck, craft soda, and food from Melter Skelter!

CraftHaus Brewing 7350 Eastgate Rd. #110 Henderson, NV 89011

Saturday, May 7th 12PM to 3PM

The HFBA extends our thanks to all that participated, volunteered, sponsored, and donated to the 14th Annual Jeff Mann Memorial Golf Tournament.  As a result of your support this was our most successful tournament to date!  Please continue your support for our HFBA Community Partners that helped to make the event a huge success!

The 2022 Jeff Mann Memorial Golf Tournament is getting ready to tee off!  Get your team together and register by February 22nd.

 

As we get into the holiday season there are a lot of opportunities for you and your family to be involved.

The Firefighters of Southern Nevada Burn Foundation Toy Drive are collecting new unwrapped toys across the valley. Dates are Fridays December 3rd, 10th, and 17th from 11AM-4PM and Saturdays and Sundays December 4-5, 11-12, and 18-19th from 9AM to 4PM.  Department members are encouraged to check availability and sign up.   Our location this year is Walmart at Sunset and Marks.

HFBA Members Kids Christmas Carnival December 11th 5-8PM at Henderson Fire Training Center

 

 

In the beginning of October retired Firefighter Paramedic Hans Albrecht brother to current Engineer Andrew Albrecht went into the hospital for stroke like symptoms. Shortly after it was discovered that he had a brain tumor that was causing his symptoms.  He went into surgery the next day to remove as much of the tumor as possible. The doctors were able to get about 3/4, but due to the type of tumor it was involving other areas that they could not remove at this time. He was diagnosed with glioblastoma and has a long road ahead.  The treatments are aggressive, and he may need repeated surgery. Hans was a Henderson Firefighter Paramedic for over 21 years prior to retirement.  He has spent most of his life helping others and needs our support now. Your help with donations to ease their financial burden at this time is greatly appreciated.  Anything helps, thank you!

 

Please support our retired brother and donate directly to the GoFundMe fundraiser!

Today we remember our brother, partner, and friend Firefighter Paramedic Robbie Pettingill. Robbie was an exceptional firefighter paramedic that we could always count on to have our backs. We all knew him as the “funniest person I have ever known”. It didn’t matter if you worked with him on your first day out of rookie school or 10 years in you were treated the same, and by the end of the shift you would already be going to grab coffee as best friends. All people were your people which is why you were loved by so many. It breaks our hearts knowing how bad you were struggling on the inside while still having that infectiously great attitude on the outside.

 

Robbie was a great friend and partner to so many affiliated with the HFBA which is why we take great pride and responsibility to honor him and continue his mission of improving firefighter mental health and wellness.

 

If you are struggling you need to know that the world needs YOU! You are not a burden, you are loved, and you are not alone. This isn’t the end, there is always a reason to keep hope. We are all people of an unlimited number of chances. There is always help. There is always hope.

 

REACH IN

 

National Suicide Prevention Lifeline

1-800-273-8255 (TALK)

 

Last summer, Henderson, NV Police Officer Troy McDermed collapsed while on a traffic stop and was taken to Henderson Hospital where he underwent testing to determine what occurred. Several days later, Officer McDermed was diagnosed with stage 4 neuroendocrine carcinoma. His cancer is inoperable and incurable, and after 15 years of service to the City of Henderson, he will be medically retiring. Officer McDermed will be auctioning off some of his prized possessions to help with the cost of his cancer treatments, and it would be a tremendous boost to the auction if we could also help with fundraising efforts!

Officer McDermed has faced tremendous obstacles since his cancer diagnosis, and has many expenses related to his medical care. Your help with donations to assist Officer McDermed and his wife ease some of the financial worries associated with his care would be amazing. Anything helps, thank you!

Come out and support our brother in blue or donate directly to the GoFundMe fundraiser!

Hammers Grill and Bar

771 E. Horizon Dr. 104

Friday, September 10th 5:00 until TBD