Read Our 2025 Annual Report!

We are proud to share stories and successes in our 2025 Annual Report! Last year was exciting for our mission, as we expanded our reach, began new programs, and created new opportunities for fire safety and fire prevention outreach. In total, AFM's staff, fire safety advocates, interns, and volunteers reached over 287,000 people through in-person outreach with nearly 300 total training sessions led!

This progress is possible thanks to you! We encourage you to read our Annual Report to learn more about our organization's successes and stories from team members and volunteers. We also invite you to consider making a one-time or recurring donation; your support is more important than ever in making a difference in the global fire service!

"Thank you for making our impact possible! Your generosity and support are saving lives! In 2026, we remain committed to growing the capacity of the fire service in developing communities." - Nancy L. Moore, Executive Director

Join Our Malawi Mission Trip!

Applications are closing soon for our 2026 Mission Trip to Malawi! Don't miss out on your opportunity for one of our most rewarding Mission Trip offerings. Learn more and apply today!

In Case You Missed It:
AFM Announces Partnership with
Firefighters Without Borders!

Recently, AFM signed a memorandum of understanding with Firefighters Without Borders, a Canadian, volunteer-based organization that mobilizes experienced fire service professionals to deliver technical training, mentorship, and targeted equipment support. This strategic partnership will develop international relationships and strengthened the combined mission of both organizations: to build sustainable fire service capacity in under-resourced communities and improve safety outcomes through training, education, and resource sharing.

Read more about this partnership on our blog!

Read About AFM in Crackyl Magazine!

In March, AFM was featured online in the firefighter lifestyle and health magazine Crackyl! The article features a look at the organization with the perspective of a longtime team member. Additionally, the article illustrates the benefits firefighters receive from encouraging their fellow first responders.


Read the article on Crackyl today!