For five firefighting families, the road to rebuilding the homes they lost in the Eaton Fire has been eased with a generous donation. JM Eagle, the world’s leading manufacturer of PVC pipe, presented checks of $200,000 to each family.
JM Eagle, based in greater Los Angeles, has donated $6.5 million towards wildfire recovery, relief and rebuilding efforts. Firefighters personally thanked CEO Walter Wang and Shirley Wang for their generosity and commitment to their community.
Thank you for being a hero to our heroes.
IN THE NEWS
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JM Eagle, Pro Golfers Give to Firefighters at LPGA Tournament
It’s one of the most prestigious events of the LPGA and it’s not just about golf. Now in its fourth year, the JM Eagle L.A. Championship presented by PlastPro has evolved into a hub of relief aid for LAFD families affected by the devastating wildfires in 2025. Walter and Shirley Wang of the JMM Foundation […]
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Eyes in the Fire: Technology Protects Those Who Protect Us
Every second counts when you’re surrounded by darkness and searching for a life in a raging inferno. Watch as we take you inside the world of firefighting as our Los Angeles City Firefighters train with new tech that helps them see through the fire. LAFD Foundation Donates Brand New Thermal Imaging Cameras After twenty years, […]
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LAFD Offers Free CAPS Program to Help Prepare New Firefighter Recruits
The Los Angeles Fire Department is doing its best to set up new recruits for success at the fire academy. While not a requirement, the strongly-encouraged – and free – Firefighter Candidate Advancement Program – OR CAPS – offers a head start at getting physically fit and gives recruits a sneak peek at what to […]
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LAFD Captain Given $200K to Rebuild Home Lost to Eaton Fire
A Los Angeles Fire Department captain who lost his home to the Eaton Fire has been given a boost to help with his effort to rebuild. Jonathan Gonzalez reports for the NBC4 News at 5 p.m. on Monday, Jan. 5, 2025.
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ABC7 – Salute to Firefighters Festival & Car Show
LAFD Captain Chris Stine joins ABC7 news to highlight the upcoming Salute to Firefighters Festival & Classic Car Show in Woodland Hills, benefiting the widows, orphans and disabled firefighters fund, a nonprofit supporting L.A. firefighters and their families for over 100 years. Video Courtesy of KABC
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NBC4 Los Angeles Showcases Salute to Firefighters Festival
The Salute to Firefighters Festival & Classic Car Show is back in Woodland Hills! This beloved event supports the Widows, Orphans & Disabled Firefighter’s Fund, a nonprofit that has been helping L.A. firefighters and their families for over a century. Photo Courtesy of NBC
About the Charity
Founded more than a century ago, the Widows, Orphans & Disabled Firefighter’s Fund is a non-profit 501(c)(3) charity dedicated to helping the families of firefighters injured or killed in the line of duty or facing other crisis.
Firefighters dedicate their lives to helping others. They rush into burning buildings, dangle from helicopters, jump into raging waters, climb into trenches, and race to the frontlines of disaster, all to protect the rest of us.
But when the unthinkable happens, where do firefighters turn for help? The Widows, Orphans & Disabled Firefighter’s Fund. Helping our valiant firefighters in times of trouble is simply not possible without your kind and generous donations.
Your contributions help provide:
- Basic living expenses
- Health insurance
- Durable medical equipment
- Memorial scholarships for the children of deceased firefighters
- Other needed financial assistance
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