At the end of September, we successfully hosted our Buckeye Community Smoke Alarm Walk, where we installed 91 alarms, assisted 27 families, and educated 98 residents about fire safety. This impactful event made a real difference in our community, all thanks to our 51 volunteers. If you’re passionate about making a positive change and want to get involved, we invite you to join us for our upcoming walks! You can sign up here to volunteer at one of these remaining walks!
Sedona 10/12
Tucson 10/19
Tempe 10/26
El Mirage 11/2
Lake Havasu City 11/16
Peoria 11/23
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