Brea Firefighters’ Association
Striving to Make Our Community a Better Place

This Holiday Season the Brea Firefighters’ Association (B.F.F.A.) is dedicated to serving and participating in our community. The most effective way to improve where we live this holiday season is with the combined efforts of our citizens and firefighters.

This year is critical and we need your help. The Association is using its resources and firefighters time to help those growing number of people, especially the children, in our community who desperately need our assistance. We have pledged this year to be out in the community more than ever financially and as involved role models.

The B.F.F.A. sponsors programs which strive to provide a positive contact between area children and firefighters, such as:

• Firefighters Helping Kids
• Spark of Love Toy Drive
• Underprivileged Children
• Feed the Kids for the Holidays

This year the Association is presenting “Firefighters Helping Kids.” Firefighters will select needy families that they have had experience with in the community. The Firefighters will provide toys and holiday dinners for these underprivileged families. Due to cutbacks in state funding, we now need your support more than ever. You can participate in this special cause and many others sponsored by the Brea Firefighters’ Association by becoming a sponsor.

At this time, we ask for your participation in one of the following sponsorships:

If you are unable to participate in one of the above, Any size sponsorship will be greatly appreciated!

As the holiday season approaches, the need for help increases. We need to count on your help. The benefits are wide in scope. Your commitment to this cause can reach out to help and touch thousands of lives, not just for a span of days or weeks, but for a lifetime.

Again we thank you in advance on behalf of the Brea Firefighters’ Association and all the children of Brea.

Checks are made payable to the Brea Firefighters’ Association

Sincerely,

Project Coordinator
(714) 990-4120

This is not tax deductible as a charitable contribution for federal income tax purposes under section 170
of the Internal Revenue Code. Please consult your tax advisor as to how your support may be deducted.