Help support

burn survivors

one calendar at a time!

Hot Rescues is a fundraising calendar to help support pediatric burn camps in Texas.  These camps are put on by the Texas Burn Survivor Society and are completely funded on donations. Due to increase in costs, it has been hard for these camps to stay funded.  The Hill Country Firefighter Burn Fund was started by Central Texas Firefighters to help TBSS with the costs of camp.  Camp David is a week of summer adventure and discovery, designed specifically for pediatric burn survivors aged 7 to 16.  Camp David is unique among burn camps because it also includes siblings and children of burn survivors whose lives are also severely impacted by burn injury. While at camp, children learn skills such as fishing, archery and horseback riding, all of which could be the first encounter they have ever had. More importantly, kids learn the soft-skills of how to interact with others.  These values enhance their ability to not only survive the injury but, to gain self confidence, self-esteem and the coping skills which helps them to re-enter and function happily in society.
HCFBF partners with TBSS every fall to host “Camp Ax” in Austin, TX. The camp offers a weekend of support, camaraderie, and fun to teens and young adult burn survivors from across the state. All proceeds from the calendar go directly to HCFBF and TBSS.
Please check out the following sites to learn more about these great organizations.

https://texasburnsurvivors.org/programs

https://www.hillcountryfirefighterburnfund.org/



Over $10,000 Raised!

Our 4th year was a success!

Left to Right Sara, Hill Country Firefighter Burn Fund Dana, President Hot Rescues Sue, Texas Burn Survivor Society THANK YOU to our 2023 sponsors SHWEIKI MEDIA E-Dragon Productions Box120 Photography April Key Gym Force Delta Fire and Safety MV Fire Rescue

Over $10,000 Raised!
This year we are featuring the flight team at the Army Burn Center in San Antonio, Tx.  The Burn Flight Team had conducted nearly 100 overseas missions since 2003.  This team of highly qualified, specialty trained personnel, are ready to deploy world-wide within 12 hours for both military and beneficiaries, in order for the patient to receive specialty burn care while in flight.  The mission of the United States Army Institute of Surgical Research is to "Optimize Combat Casualty Care." - Hooah  
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$25

Donation Amount

  • San Antonio, Texas, United States

Dana

President

Zack

Photographer - Box 120