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Your support helps equip and train the firefighters who protect Tiburon and Belvedere.

The Tiburon-Belvedere Firefighters Foundation is newly established, and online giving is being set up now. Secure online donations will be available here soon.

Ways to Give

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Every contribution stays local and supports equipment, training, and community safety. Gifts are never used for firefighter salaries or benefits.

The Tiburon-Belvedere Firefighters Foundation is a nonprofit organization under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. Contributions are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law.

Your Generous Gift Supports:

Equipment

The most advanced and efficient form of all-risk emergency response. Up-to-date equipment for the full range of calls our firefighters answer: medical emergencies, vehicle accidents, fire, hazardous conditions, severe weather, and rescue.

Fire Prevention

Prevention that targets the peninsula's specific risks. Vegetation management, defensible space, and wildfire-readiness programs, alongside residential and commercial fire safety.

Training

Safety and emergency response training for residents, close to home and at reduced cost. Up-to-date instructional materials and training manikins for CPR and first-aid classes, school safety programs, and community emergency response training.

Facilities

Support for the District's long-term facility needs. Modern, well-equipped stations and facilities to meet the community's needs in the decades ahead.

What Your Contributions Can Fund

Your tax-deductible contributions, together with federal and private grants, can help fund:

Improved emergency medical services, such as cardiac monitors and defibrillators so paramedics can deliver advanced life support from every vehicle
Mobile training equipment that brings essential classes directly to neighborhoods
Wildfire fuel reduction and defensible-space programs
Expanded public education, including smoke alarm and home-safety programs
After-the-incident support for residents recovering from a disaster or medical emergency
Improved firefighter safety, including extractors for cleaning protective clothing
Technical and rescue equipment for vehicle accidents and off-road or trail rescue
Communications and technology that improve coordination with county and mutual-aid partners
State-of-the-art CPR training manikins and materials for residents and firefighters
Thermal imaging cameras and automated CPR devices for cardiac arrest