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Springfield Fire Company

September 11th Relief Fund

Campaign

Springfield Fire Company members are conducting a "Fill the Boot" Campaign to assist the families of New York City Firefighters and Emergency Personnel who made the ultimate sacrifice while saving so many lives on that tragic morning of September 11th, 2001.

You can contribute to this campaign at any of the following businesses that have joined Springfield Fire Company's "Fill the Boot" Campaign:

• TJ Colaiezzi's - East Woodland Avenue
• Ricky's Market - East Woodland Avenue
• McGarrigles Gulf Station - East Woodland Avenue
• Southwest Cleaners - East Woodland Avenue
• Dairy Cottage - West Woodland Avenue
• CJ Magees - West Sproul Road
• Sciarrinos Pizza - North Brookside Road
• Sleepy Hollow Deli - East Springfield Road
• Thunderbird Pizza - Saxer Avenue
• Iacones Sunoco - Saxer Avenue
• Dukes Tavern - Saxer Avenue
• Springfield Beverage - Baltimore Pike
• Colonial Village Meat Market - Baltimore Pike
• Partyland - Baltimore Pike
• Ale House - Baltimore Pike
• Johnny Paissano's - Baltimore Pike
• Slack's - Baltimore Pike
• Stanley Kup - Baltimore Pike
• Dunkin Donuts - Baltimore Pike

Anyone wishing to make a donation to the Relief Fund can write out a check to "Springfield Fire Company" and on the memo line write "9-11 Relief Fund".  Springfield Fire Company has set-up a special account for all donations made to the Fire Company for the relief effort.  The checks can be dropped of at the firehouse (In an envelop labeled 9-11 Relief Fund) or mailed to:   Springfield Fire Company, 217 Saxer Avenue, Springfield, PA 19064.

Springfield Fire Company will be hosting a massive community Blood Drive through the Red Cross at the firehouse.  A date has not been set, but if you wish to get on a call list for the Blood Drive, e-mail Springfield Fire Company.  Please give us your name, address and telephone number so we can contact you when the date has been set or continue to check the web page or The Springfield Press for the announced date.

Over the past years, Springfield Township has suffered from many serious weather situations, most recently Hurricane Floyd.  Residents, whether affected or not, have always come together to help one another in their times of need.   Springfield Fire Company has always been relied upon to help during these times of need.  We are now asking all citizens to help us help our fallen brothers and sisters families from New York City.

Special thanks to the students of Springfield High School for the first donation to this cause in the amount of $1,200.

If anyone is interested in joining our dedicated organization, stop by the firehouse on Tuesday nights (after 7pm) or Saturday mornings (after 9am) to pick up an application.  Make a difference in the lives of Springfield residents and your own!!