Thank You

Our community yard sale was a big success!!!! We raised over $650!!!!
Everything for sale was donated by members of the community and all the money raised will be used to help those in need.
We would like to thank all of the people who donated items to be sold, especially the Truman, Mayfield, Steve VanDerHeyden and Browning families. Without their generous donations our yard sale would not have been as successful as it was.
We would also like to thank everyone who helped us set up and take down, in addition to those who worked throughout the day, with a special thanks to Nisson's for letting us set up in their parking lot. This would not have been possible without all of you.
For every person who bought anything, we thank you! Your support will help us help our community.
It is because of these members of the community our organization has been able to help in the past and will continue to help in the future.

Community Yard Sale

On Saturday October 10th, we will be hosting a community yard sale in the parking lot of Nisson's Foodtown. Everything for sale will be donated, and the proceeds will be used to help members of the community. If you would like to donate gently used items, you can bring them to the parking lot of Nisson's at 7am Saturday morning. If you need more info please call Sara at 632-5042.

Washington City Elections

On September 15th Washington City is holding a primary election. Washington Fire and Charitable Relief Organization would like to announce thier support for Lou Balioni for city council.
Lou is married to his lovely wife Karen, and they have four children and four grandchildren. He spent the first 63 years of his life in New York City, where he served two years as a police officer and eight years as a Fire Fighter. He was forced to retire from the fire department due to a line of duty injury. Giving back to the community is a very important part of his personality. In New York City he co-founded a "Fathers Club". Its' purpose was to promote better relationships between fathers and their children. He also donated food to families in need. Here in Washington City he co-founded the Washington Fire Relief and Charitable Organization.
If you would like to read more about Lou check out loubalioni.com .
Don't forget to register to vote, if you haven't already, time is running out. There will also be a meet the candidates night at the Washington City Library at Sept 10th at 7pm. You can bring your questions on a 3x5 card.

DON"T FORGET TO VOTE!!!!

Thank You!

Thank you to everyone who made Cotton Days a huge success this year. We made over $400!We especially want to thank those who helped set up and take down, the people who helped at the booth throughout the day, and the people who let us borrow their stuff.

The money raised will go twards helping those in need throughout our community. If you would like to donate, you can mail a check (made out to Washington Fire Relief) to 1282 E Pine Valley St.Washington, UT 84780, remember, your donations are tax deductable.
Thanks again!

Cotton Days

This year we have 2 booths at Washington City's Cotton Days celebration. The first booth will be a dunk tank. We will have members of Washington City Public Safety Department in the tank, as well as willing participants from the crowd. The second booth will be a Firefighter Combat Challenge. We will have an adult and child courses. Do you think you can post the best time? Come out to Cotton Days on May 9, 2009 and find out!!! All proceeds will go to helping those in the community in need.

Thank you for checking out our blog! We hope to use it as a tool to inform everyone of what Washington Fire and Charitable Organization is up to. So far we have helped several people within our community, and we hope to help many more in the future. Thanks to everyone who has helped us raise the funds to help so many.