Remembering those who served
The association announced an October 4, 2026 memorial climb: a 110-storey tribute to rescuers lost in the line of duty on September 11.
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Fundraising, public education, memorial events, and direct support connect Your Lethbridge Firefighters members with neighbours across Southern Alberta.
Lethbridge Fire Fighters Charities
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The Lethbridge Fire Fighters Charities Association turns member-led fundraising and public generosity into support for worthwhile causes throughout the community.
Public donations support community causes. Events, partnerships, and direct giving have helped families, children, seniors, health organizations, and local programs when practical help mattered most. Merchandise is offered on a cost-recovery basis and does not fund charitable programs.
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The work grows when neighbours take part by donating, bidding in an auction, attending an event, sharing a story, or introducing the association to a need worth understanding.
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People helping people.
A car seat for a safe trip home
The association shared the Pregnancy Care Centre’s thanks after a newborn car seat was delivered to a family at the hospital, helping them bring their baby home safely.
Photo: Lethbridge Pregnancy Care Centre.
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Community support for local kids
Battle of the Badges raised $3,530.49 for the Pediatric Wing at Chinook Regional Hospital. The association thanked spectators, donors, auction bidders and raffle supporters for making the fundraiser a success.
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Three wins for Team RED
Team RED celebrated a third consecutive Battle of the Badges championship. The event supported the Chinook Regional Hospital Pediatric Wing and Special Olympics, with thanks to everyone who attended, donated and cheered.
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A friendly rivalry for a good cause
The association invited the community to the June 27, 2026 Battle of the Badges charity softball game at Spitz Stadium, bringing Lethbridge Police and Lethbridge Fire together for a good cause.
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A birthday gift that gives back
Former Lethbridge firefighter and paramedic Derek Hutchins of Restore Wellness Red Deer donated $700 in honour of his son Harvey’s second birthday. The association thanked him for his continued support.
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Supporting families away from home
Association members delivered more than $2,000 worth of toys and essentials to Ronald McDonald House Charities in Calgary, helping support families from Southern Alberta during difficult times.
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A generous gift for the community
The association thanked Zanoni, Agema, Turner Group for a generous $1,000 cash donation to support its work in the community.
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Local generosity brought holiday cheer
Ahead of its December 2025 auction, the association thanked the local businesses and organizations whose donations helped support neighbours in need during the holiday season.
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Helping make the holidays brighter
A look back at the association’s call for Christmas auction donations in 2025. Proceeds supported community members in need during December.
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Support that carries on
The association thanked former Lethbridge firefighter and charity secretary Derek Hutchins of Restore Wellness for a $750 donation and his continued support of the local fire family.
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Walking and rolling together
The association invited supporters to the July 19, 2025 Walk and Roll at Legacy Park, raising funds for Muscular Dystrophy Canada to support people living with the condition and vital research.
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A win for the team and the community
Lethbridge Fire celebrated its 2025 charity softball win over Lethbridge Police. The association thanked the players, organizers and supporters who brought the emergency services together for local charities.
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