Knox® and Friends Podcast: The Important Role of the NFFF Continues Under New CEO Victor Stagnaro

Victor Stagnaro

In the latest Knox and Friends podcast, Victor discusses his new responsibilities, priorities for the NFFF, how the fire service and corporate partners play a huge role in the success of the NFFF, and much more. He also discusses the importance of the “Expand Your Legacy: Become a Living Kidney Donor” campaign that Knox recently launched in conjunction with the NFFF and the First Responder Center for Excellence (FRCE).

Love After Loss: An Unexpected Journey

Love After Loss: An Unexpected Journey

Dawn and Mike’s story is a testament to the resilience of the human spirit and the transformative power of love. Love after loss is not only possible—but can be a beacon for those who have suffered unimaginable heartbreak.

In Memoriam: Chief John T. McGrath, Jr.

Chief John T. McGrath, Jr.

The NFFF extends heartfelt condolences to Chief McGrath’s wife, Carol Ann, and his children, John III, Joseph, James, and Alison. Chief McGrath’s impact on the NFFF and the firefighting community will forever be cherished and remembered.

Fire Service Leader Vickie Pritchett Receives NFFF’s Glatfelter Distinguished Service Award

Vickie Pritchett

The National Fallen Firefighters Foundation (NFFF) awarded Vickie Pritchett with the Arthur J. Glatfelter Distinguished Service Award, recognizing her exceptional service to the NFFF by supporting Glatfelter’s legacy as a fire service champion. Vickie is the Vice President/Executive Officer at the National Fire Sprinkler Association (NFSA) and a long-term fire service leader.

A Mother’s Love: Finding Support After Tragedy

On August 12, 2012, Claire Veseth received a devastating call from her son that forever changed their lives. In Episode 5 of the Grief in Progress podcast, Claire shares her deeply personal story about the death of her daughter Anne, a courageous wildland firefighter who died in the line of duty at the age of 20.

NFFF Statement on PFAS in Firefighter Turnout Gear

PFAS in Firefighter Turnout Gear

The NFFF urges all firefighters to reduce their exposure to PFAS in turnout gear by wearing turnout gear only when it is necessary for protection from thermal exposures while fighting fires or while in other environments immediately dangerous to life and health.