Firefighter Greg Fasold put together another solid video to help Flourtown Fire Company celebrate 2014 at its annual Awards Banquet, we thank Greg and his video crew for helping to share our story.
Flourtown Accepts Donation from Giant Supermarkets
On Tuesday, December 10th, Flourtown Fire Company was presented a donation from Giant Supermarkets as part of their “Grand Opening” celebrations for their newly constructed store in the Flourtown Shopping Center.
Flourtown’s Chief, George Wilmot III, pictured above accepts the check from the Flourtown Giant Store Manager, Fred Morgan.
Photos courtesy of, Robert Wilmot
Flourtown Accepts Donation from Wells Fargo
Recently, Flourtown Fire Company accepted a $1,000 donation from Wells Fargo Bank as part of its Community Partner program.
Above, Director, George Wilmot, Jr. from Flourtown, (third from left) accepts a check from area Wells Fargo representatives. We thank Wells Fargo for its commitment to volunteerism and being a true partner in the community.
Busy Weekend of Community Service
Occasionally Flourtown Fire Company’s volunteers are asked to “bring out a fire truck” to community events and we’re more than happy to when our training schedule and schedules of our volunteers cooperate. The weekend of September 8 and 9, 2012 was no different with the fire company asked to attend three community events with a fire truck available for children and “children at heart” to explore.
On Saturday we were asked to stop by several block parties, including one on College Avenue, and a charity walk at Fort Washington State Park along W. Mill Road. On Sunday, we again took part in Community Day at Cisco Park, where it seems the entire township and its many charitable organizations and businesses come together for fun, food and fellowship.
Below are photos of Saturday’s ScotiaBank’s One Small Step Walk for Prader-Willi Syndrome. Photos by Bob Wilmot, Jr.
FFCo vs. Boy Scouts Water Battle – 2011
The Boy Scouts hold an annual week-long camp at Fort Washington State Park. As a way to celebrate the end of a long, hot week, the Boy Scouts hold a water battle and invite Flourtown Fire Company to add some “extra” water to the festivities. Using the deck gun on Engine 6, and supplemented by Squad 6, we make it rain for over 100 boy scouts and friends.
