Event Description
Join the Scott County Professional Firefighters Local 4215 for the 1st Annual Fight the Flames 5K, a community event dedicated to enhancing the safety of our residents by providing them with essential fire extinguishers, smoke, & carbon monoxide detectors. This unique and meaningful run is not just about breaking a sweat; it's about making our community safer and more resilient.
Race starts at 9:00 am on April 13th, 2024. Start and end will be at Country Boy Brewing - Georgetown Taproom, 101 Innovation Way, Georgetown, KY. 40324
Why join the Fight the Flames 5K?
1. Run for Safety: Lace up your running shoes and hit the pavement to support a cause that directly impacts the safety of our community.
2. Fire Prevention: Every step you take contributes to fire prevention efforts. The funds raised will be used to purchase and distribute fire extinguishers and carbon monoxide detectors to households in Scott County, ensuring that families are better equipped to handle emergencies.
3. Community Unity: The Fight the Flames 5K is more than just a run; it's a gathering of neighbors, friends, and families committed to fostering a safer environment for everyone.
4. Educational Initiatives: In addition to providing fire extinguishers and detectors, a portion of the funds will be allocated to educational programs on fire safety, ensuring that residents are not only equipped with the tools but also the knowledge to protect themselves and their loved ones.
How You Can Help:
Run or Walk: Register for the Fight the Flames 5K and take part in the event. Every participant plays a crucial role in making our community safer.
Donate: If running isn't your thing, consider making a donation to the cause. Your contribution will go directly towards purchasing fire extinguishers, smoke & carbon monoxide detectors, and supporting educational programs.
Spread the Word: Share the Fight the Flames 5K with your friends, family, and colleagues. The more people involved, the greater the impact we can make together.
Together, let's FIGHT to make a safer Scott County!
