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As a non-profit, tax-exempt 501(c)(3) organization, we rely on your donations to help us achieve our mission: To improve the quality of life for burn survivors and their families in Arizona, while promoting burn prevention advocacy and education.

10/22/2026

Milo & Moxie were on the move yesterday! 🐶🐦🔥

Along with our team member Erin, our Smart Safety Rangers visited a local community health center to get kids thinking about something pretty important: What’s safe around the house, and what could hurt you?

Milo & Moxie help children explore different areas of the home and learn about hot and cold hazards, kitchen safety, smoke alarms, sun safety and other simple ways to help prevent fire and burn injuries.

The goal isn't to turn kids into safety experts overnight. It's to start the conversation early, make safety approachable and give them lessons they can share with their families at home.

Thanks to our sponsors and donors, Smart Safety Rangers and Wildfire Prevention educational materials are available at no cost throughout Arizona. ❤️

10/20/2026

🚨 40,000 smoke alarms installed. 40,000 reasons to celebrate. ❤️

The Arizona Burn Foundation has officially installed its 40,000th no-cost smoke alarm, marking an incredible milestone in our work to help make homes and communities safer across Arizona.

Since our Community Smoke Alarm Program began in 2006:

🏠 40,000+ smoke alarms installed
❤️ 64,000+ households served
🙌 7,700+ volunteers mobilized
🔥 Nearly 20,000 residents provided with fire-safety education

Those numbers represent nearly two decades of fire departments, volunteers, funders and community partners working together to help protect Arizona families from home fires.

As ABF CEO Bridget Doherty said, “Reaching 40,000 smoke alarms installed is an incredible milestone for the Arizona Burn Foundation, but what matters most is what each alarm represents: another home and family better protected from fire.”

Fittingly, smoke alarm #40,000 was installed Friday in the home of Florence resident Paula during our Community Smoke Alarm Walk with the Town of Florence Fire and Medical Department.

We are incredibly grateful to the American Red Cross Arizona and our fire service and community partners across the state who have helped us reach this moment.

40,000 alarms and thousands of Arizona homes made safer along the way. ❤️

10/19/2026

What do you get when you combine horseback riding 🏇🏿, checking out the helicopter 🚁, bike riding 🚴, kayaks 🛶, lunch 🌭 and some pretty adventurous families 👪? One unforgettable day.

For five years, the Cottonwood Arizona Fire Department and longtime ABF volunteers Jeff and Judy Boyd have hosted the Cottonwood Social Gathering at Dead Horse Ranch State Park, giving burn survivors and their families a day to get outside, reconnect and make memories together.

Some adventures happen on the trails. Some happen hundreds of feet in the air. And some of the best moments happen sitting down for lunch together and catching up.

It takes a community, and we’re lucky to have this one. ❤️

10/15/2026

⚠️ How old is your smoke alarm? ⚠️

Take a minute during Fire Prevention Month to check the smoke alarms in your home. Press the test button on each alarm and make sure everyone can hear it.

✅ Test every smoke alarm.
✅ Replace alarms that are 10 years old or older—even hard-wired models.
✅ Make sure everyone knows what the alarm sounds like and how to get out safely.
✅ Choose a family meeting place outside.

Working smoke alarms provide an early warning when every second counts.

Take a minute to check and test your alarms today. It could help save a life. ❤️

10/13/2026

These photos tell the story better than we ever could. ❤️

Camp Courage Camper of the Year Angel and Firefighter of the Year Matt recently returned from the International Association of Fire Fighters International Burn Camp, representing Arizona alongside burn survivors and firefighter mentors from across North America.

The week was filled with new friendships, unforgettable experiences, and connections that stretched far beyond state lines.

Angel described the trip as an exciting opportunity to meet new people and create lasting memories.

Matt shared, "Angel was simply a sight to behold, making friends with everyone." Additionally, one of his biggest takeaways was seeing another burn camp community come together with the same spirit and support that makes Camp Courage so special.

"The camp and its people were just as wonderful and helpful as ours and have strangely enough become an extension of our family."

Take a look at some of the memories they brought home and the reason opportunities like this matter so much for burn survivors.

10/12/2026

☀️ The sun was shining on our team at last Friday's Smoke Alarm Walk in Sedona, and so was the spirit of community.

Together, volunteers from ABF’s Board, Sedona Fire, and Sunset Mobile Home Park:

🏠 Installed 64 smoke alarms in 30 households
🔥 Educated 40 residents on fire safety

What stood out most wasn't just the numbers. It was the genuine appreciation residents expressed for their local fire district and the thoughtful conversations that helped ensure each household received exactly what they needed, including Deaf and Hard of Hearing alarms, Rescue Retriever pet alarms, and carbon monoxide detectors courtesy of Sedona Fire District.

Every smoke alarm installed represents a family that is better protected. Every fire safety conversation has the potential to save lives.

Thank you to everyone who made this day possible. ❤️

10/08/2026

is officially underway!

ABF is teaming up with the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) to promote: “Charge into Fire Safety™. Safe Charging Is a Superpower,” a campaign focused on the everyday charging habits that can help reduce the risk of lithium-ion battery fires and keep homes and communities safer.

Plug in. Power up. Stay safe.

Learn more at fpw.org.

10/07/2026

⭐ Supporter Spotlight: City of Kingman Fire Department

This summer, the Kingman Fire Department and Kingman Firefighters Association supported Glenn Jordan’s Keep Raising Your Bar Pull-Up Challenge through participation and a generous $1,500 donation to the Arizona Burn Foundation.

The story behind their support makes it even more meaningful. In 1988, Glenn interviewed 10-year-old Brian Knarr during a Thanksgiving morning radio broadcast in Kingman. Nearly four decades later, Glenn reconnected with Captain Knarr at a community event, sparking memories of that day and inspiring the Kingman Fire Department to join his challenge. 💛

“We’re grateful for Glenn’s story of inspiration and resilience and wanted to support his efforts to the best of our ability,” said Captain Knarr.

Thank you to the Kingman Fire Department and Kingman Firefighters Association for standing with burn survivors and helping raise awareness for burn prevention across Arizona.

Thank you, Kingman Fire Department #22! 🙏

Learn more or support at azburn.org.

10/05/2026

❤️ Thank You, Oracle! ❤️

A huge thank you to our incredible volunteers and the Oracle residents who welcomed us into their homes during Saturday’s Community Smoke Alarm Walk.

Together, we:

🏠 Visited 18 homes
🚨 Installed 30 smoke alarms
👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Educated 40 residents on fire safety

Every smoke alarm installed provides critical extra time to escape during a fire emergency, helping keep families safer and potentially saving lives.

We’re grateful to everyone who volunteered their time and to the residents who partnered with us to make our community safer. Thank you for making a difference!

10/01/2026

🚨 October is Fire Prevention Month 🚨

Prevention starts long before an emergency happens.

This year, more than 19,000 children have participated in ABF’s Milo & Moxie children’s prevention education program, learning practical ways to stay safe at home and in their communities. Through our smoke alarm installation program, we're also approaching an incredible milestone: 40,000 smoke alarms installed at no cost to Arizona residents.

Recently, during a community smoke alarm walk, volunteers met a homeowner whose smoke alarm was nearly 30 years old. They had no idea it had long exceeded its useful life. Thanks to community support, they now have a new battery-sealed alarm that will help protect their home for years to come.

That's the power of prevention.

Throughout October, we'll be sharing fire safety tips, prevention resources, and opportunities to get involved. Take a moment today to test your smoke alarms and make sure every level of your home is protected.

📅 Coming up this month:

• Oct. 2: Milo & Moxie @ Phoenix Children’s Museum (FREE to attend!)
• Oct. 3: Oracle
• Oct. 9: Sedona
• Oct. 16: Florence
• Oct. 21: Milo & Moxie @ Valleywise Community Health Center
• Oct. 23: Village of Sichomovi
• Oct. 24: Glendale

Know a neighbor in need of a free smoke alarm? Share our calendar of events!

Address

1432 N 7th Street
Phoenix, AZ

Opening Hours

Monday	8:30am - 4:30pm
Tuesday	8:30am - 4:30pm
Wednesday	8:30am - 4:30pm
Thursday	8:30am - 4:30pm
Friday	8:30am - 4:30pm

Telephone

+16022302041

Website

http://azburn.org/

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