Each year Nova Scotia Fire Fighters respond to thousands of emergency calls. Fire fighters respond to the problem as quickly as possible, but the commitment and dedication to the injured does not end when the emergency is under control and trucks are back in the station.

Incorporated by local fire fighters in 1983, the Nova Scotia Fire Fighters' Burn Treatment Society is a non-profit charity that has contributed burn care equipment and educational materials to our local hospitals, assisted burn survivors with post hospital care, and supported burn survivors with their ongoing issues as they continue the long struggle to recover physically and emotionally. The reward is immeasurable as we witness milestone moments in a survivors long road to recovery.

If you want to learn more about us and perhaps interested in becoming a member of the Society please feel free to contact us

Nova Scotia Firefighters Weekly 50/50 Draw

We would like to thank everyone who has been supporting us in this draw. Because of you we are able to maintain funding for our programs. If you would like to find out more about the fundraiser and/or participate in the next draw, simply click here for your chance at the next jackpot. Good Luck!

Camp Connect Is Back For 2023!!

Yes, it's true, Camp Connect has returned! Because the camp facilities are in high demand this year, camp will be held Sunday August 27 until Thursday August 31. Camp Directors are now accepting applications for Councillors and Campers. All application forms and information can be found on our Camp Connect webpage. Click here for our promo video.

Please Note: Camp Staff are currently preparing for camp. If you plan to attend, please have your application submitted by June 24 so staff can deal with logistical preparations. We are looking forward to seeing all your smiling faces once again!!

Special Night For Bob Ruggles

Bob Ruggles is no stranger to those who have attended the Society's annual Bowl-A-Thon. In the 38 times we have held this event, Bob has fundraised well over $60,000 during his 36 appearances at the Bowl-A-Thon. While he was unable to attend the last event in person on April 29th due to health issues, he still raised and sent in over $9000, an amazing accomplishment! On May 24, Society members paid a visit to Bob at Station 38 to present him with his High Individual Pleadge 1st place prize as well as a plaque commemorating his longtime involvement with the Bowl-A-Thon.  

Also in attendance that night was Halifax Deputy Fire Chief, Peter Andrews, to presend Bob with the Queen Elizabeth II Platinum Jubilee Medal in recognition of Bob's longtime dedication to the Fire Service and his community. Pictures of the presentations are available by clicking here.

Bob has announced his retirement from attending our annual Bowl-A-Thon and we will certainly miss seeing his smiling face at the event. We want to thank him for all his efforts and generosity over the years and wish him good health and all the best.

2023 Bowlarama For Burn Care A Huge Success!

After three years of absence the Society was finally able to bring back the Bowlarama For Burn Care. The event was held on April 29, 2023 at the Spryfield Bowlarama. After the absence we are happy to report the event was a big success raising over $35,000.00! Click here for some memories of this years event. Prizes this year were as follows:

High Team Pledge
1st: Enfield Fire Dept.
2nd: Bob Hanley Memorial Group
3rd: QEII

High Individual Pledge
1st: Bob Ruggles
2nd: Rose Barkhouse
3rd: Reg Cook

High Team Score: Halifax Fire Dept

Bullard Traditional Helmet: Matt Slaney (HRFES)

Burn Support Scooby: Dr J Rasmussen (QEII)   

A huge "Thank You" to our sponsors for this years event:
Spryfield Bowlarama
Prince George Hotel
Safety Source Fire
The Home Depot
Kent Building Supplies
Atlantic Superstore
Princess Auto
Sobeys
Bullard

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