Guns & Hoses Team Up to Treat the Community This Holiday Season
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Overall, we work together and I’m very proud of it.” Donations are a result of t-shirt purchases at the annual 9/11 Memorial Ride and Ceremony, hosted by the Knights of the Inferno FFMC and The Punishers LEMC, which is free to participate. While the donations for the sheriff’s office and Palm Coast firefighter’s union benefit holiday charity events – Shop with a Cop and the Heroes and Helpers event, Flagler County Fire Chief Mike Tucker slates the donates for tactical gear for the department’s EMT’s to protect them when responding to emergencies. On the receiving end, Flagler County Fire Rescue’s Chief Mike Tucker is grateful for the community’s care and support when it comes to the lives his team. As part of a lifelong brotherhood, Vece and fellow members enjoy the opportunity to give back to first responders, especially knowing the funds are raised as a result of the 9/11 Memorial Ride hosted by the organization in conjunction with The Punishers Law Enforcement Motorcycle Club, Flagler County Chapter. “When you get to see where the funds go to, how it helps out our community, in this case what we did last week with the Shop with a Cop, and things like this, just see where the money goes and the good work these organizations are doing, it gives you a good feeling.” Featured Image: Knights of the Inferno Firefighters Motorcycle Club, Palm Coast Chapter, delivered their annual holiday donations over the past week, alongside The Punishers Law Enforcement Motorcycle Club, Flagler County Chapter.