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VIDEO: Brevard County Professional Firefighters Donate $11,000 To Camp Amigo

By  //  February 21, 2017

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ABOVE VIDEO: The Brevard County Professional Firefighters’ Benevolent Association donated $11,000 to help children with burn injuries.

BREVARD COUNTY, FLORIDA – Members of the Brevard County Professional Firefighters invited Camp Amigo Director Rusty Roberts to town so the Firefighter Benevolent Association could present his organization with a check worth $11,000.

According to Camp Amigo, the funds will be used to help offset the financial burden of providing a place for children burn victims to just “be themselves.”

Aside from being able to be themselves, Camp Amigo exists to provide kids who have physical and emotional scars a place to build a network of support that will last throughout their lives.

Camp Amigo is fully funded by private donations and the campers stay free of charge.

Members of the Brevard County Professional Firefighters invited Camp Amigo Director Rusty Roberts to town so the Firefighter Benevolent Association could present his organization with a check worth $11,000. (BCFF image)

The Women Behind the Badge Calendar idea was thought of by a few local firefighters and law enforcement officers.

This small dream quickly became a reality as the Women worked around the clock on their off-duty hours to make the project a huge success.

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Women from fire and law enforcement agencies all across Brevard County came together to support Camp Amigo.

The Children’s Burn Camp of North Florida:

  • WHO: Any child burn survivor aged 6 to 18, living in North or Central Florida
  • WHAT: A summer camp for kids that are burn survivors.
  • WHEN: July 09 through July 15, 2017
  • WHERE: Billy Joe Rish State Park Cape San Blas, Florida
  • WHY: Giving our Campers the opportunity to bond with their peers.

CLICK HERE for more information about the camp. CLICK HERE to purchase a 2017  “Women Behind the Badge Calendar.”

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Camp amigo exists to provide kids who have physical and emotional scars a place to be themselves and build a network of support that will last throughout their lives. The camp is fully funded by private donations and the campers stay free of charge.