How the London Fire Department supports the community on & off duty
The London Fire Department is deeply committed to serving the community not only through emergency response but also by supporting local charities and non-profit organizations. Firefighters dedicate their time, energy, and resources to making a positive impact beyond their daily duties.
Community Engagement
Beyond financial and material donations, LFD members engage with the public through:
- Fire Safety Education – Conducting school visits, community presentations, and smoke alarm campaigns to promote fire prevention and safety.
- Youth Mentorship Programs – Guiding and inspiring young people through leadership initiatives and career development opportunities.
- Volunteering – Giving their time to various causes, including local shelters, hospitals, and fundraising events.
Whether on or off duty, London firefighters are dedicated to making a difference, strengthening the community, and ensuring a safer, more supportive environment for all. Their commitment to service extends far beyond emergency response, embodying the true spirit of public service.
Charitable Initiatives:
- CCH & LFD Coat Drive
- Clash for a Cause
- Dave Mounsey Foundation
- Global Fire
- Habitat for Humanity
- Hall of Flame Project
- Heart & Stroke Foundation
- Life*Spin
- Lights & Sirens Toy Drive
- London Food Bank
- McHappy Day
- Ronald McDonald House
- Salvation Army
- United Way
- Youth Advisory Council
- Tim Horton’s – Camp Day
- Canadian Cancer Society | Breast Cancer Foundation
- Dreams Take Flight
- Memorial Boys & Girls Club
- Muscular Dystrophy | Boot Toll | Roof Top Camp Out
- London Health Sciences Center | Children’s Hospital
- Shine the Light | Woman Abuse
- Camp FITT
- Walk a Mile in her Shoes
- Santa Claus Parade
- Special Olympics
- I’ve Got Your Back 911
Recent community service:
Defib donation in memory of LFD Les Eaid
Defib donation 83 this Jan 21st in memory of LFD Les Eaid. Donated to Holy Trinity Church in London ON
Thanks for the tour
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