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The primary objective and purpose of the United Firefighters of Los Angeles City Fire Foundation (UFLACFF) corporation is to provide charitable support and assistance for fire service members and their immediate families and undertake educational efforts that qualify as within the meaning of Section 501 (c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code.

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Only two weeks until the UFLAC Fire Foundation Annual Golf Tournament at the Porter Valley Country Club - all the fun starts at 8:00am! This event provides us with an opportunity to raise funds so that we can assist firefighters in need, along with supporting our scholarship program that helps firefighters and their loved ones to pursue academic and professional career goals. We couldn’t do it without our generous major sponsors: The Greenspan Co. Adjusters International; Tri-Tech Restoration & Construction Co., Inc.; Protech Construction; Matthew and Miho Blumkin Foundation; California Professional Firefighters; CAL FIRE Local 2881; Lewis, Marenstein, Wicke, Sherwin & Lee, LLP; Los Angeles Retired Fire & Police Association, Inc.; and Ethika. For a list of all sponsors and supporters, visit uflacfirefoundation.org ... See MoreSee Less

Only two weeks until the UFLAC Fire Foundation Annual Golf Tournament at the Porter Valley Country Club - all the fun starts at 8:00am! This event provides us with an opportunity to raise funds so that we can assist firefighters in need, along with supporting our scholarship program that helps firefighters and their loved ones to pursue academic and professional career goals. We couldn’t do it without our generous major sponsors: The Greenspan Co. Adjusters International; Tri-Tech Restoration & Construction Co., Inc.; Protech Construction; Matthew and Miho Blumkin Foundation; California Professional Firefighters; CAL FIRE Local 2881; Lewis, Marenstein, Wicke, Sherwin & Lee, LLP; Los Angeles Retired Fire & Police Association, Inc.; and Ethika. For a list of all sponsors and supporters, visit uflacfirefoundation.org

Three years ago today on May 16, 2020, a massive explosion and fire on Boyd Street in Downtown Los Angeles led to a Major Emergency with more than 230 Los Angeles Fire Department Firefighters on scene. A MAYDAY call was made when 11 Firefighters were trapped and burned. An additional firefighter was also injured on scene. Thankfully, these Firefighters from FS 9 in Skid Row were all rescued and admitted to the hospital for their injuries, with the last LAFD member being released after 65 days in the intensive burn unit.

The National Fallen Firefighters Foundation released a documentary on this MAYDAY incident titled "Boyd Street" that can be viewed by clicking the following link:
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