
Engage your network in support of Los Angeles firefighters.

Hosting or supporting a fundraiser is a meaningful way to make an immediate difference for your Los Angeles firefighters. You can rally your friends and family to help you fundraise – whether you’re celebrating a personal milestone, a company event, a birthday, or just because you believe in the life-saving work of the LAFD.
Every donation supports the Foundation’s mission to provide tools and equipment and fund programs that help the LAFD save lives and protect communities.
Ready to get started? Click the “Start A Fundraiser” button below to begin or search for a preexisting team.
Looking to fundraise for your local fire station? Click the “Start A Fundraiser” button below and select “Support a Fire Station” when prompted to choose the reason for your fundraiser.
Questions or issues with your campaign? Contact Marisa Martinez, Development Associate, at Marisa@SupportLAFD.org, or give us a call at (310) 552-4139.
Individual fundraisers and financial donations enable the LAFD Foundation to secure equipment, vehicles, and fund vital programs for the Los Angeles Fire Department that would otherwise go unfunded. When the city’s budget leaves only five percent for firefighter tools and technology, generous supporters like you step in.
When you fundraise on behalf of the LAFD Foundation, you are standing with the Foundation in the gap between what the city funds and what firefighters need to keep our communities safe.
Click below to learn more about what your donations make possible for the LAFD.

Personalize your fundraiser with a profile picture, a catchy title, and a message about why you support the LAFD Foundation.
From your friend group chat to family, coworkers, and your social media channels, engage your network to encourage donations.
After you reach your goal, and even during your campaign, remind everyone how important LAFD firefighters are to you, and thank your donors for their support.
Ready to get started? Click below to start your own fundraiser or join a preexisting one.