Fire Ball VI

Please join Seattle Fire Fighters and their supporters for Fire Ball VI!

Join us for an unforgettable evening celebrating the brave men and women of the Seattle Fire Department—complete with live entertainment, great vibes, and a whole lot of heart. Every dollar raised goes to Seattle’s Bravest Charity, supporting those who always show up when it matters most. Let’s raise a glass (and some funds) for Seattle’s Bravest!

Sponsorships are Available

Check our our donation levels below and download the sponsor packet. Sponsorship opportunities include entry to event.

About the Charity

Seattle’s Bravest Charity was created in March 1995 following the deaths of four Seattle Fire Fighters: Lt. Walter Kilgore, Lt. Greg Shoemaker, Randy Terlicker, and James Brown, who perished fighting the Pang Warehouse Arson. Due to the overwhelming generosity of the community, over $500,000 was donated to care for the families of the fallen.

Originally known as the “Seattle Fire Fighter’s Benevolent Association,” it has since grown into an organization with a broad scope, capable of providing multifaceted support to our community and beyond.

Over the years we have helped victims made homeless by fire; donated hundreds of bike helmets to children in need; sponsored little leagues throughout Seattle; contributed to large scale disasters; managed a yearly scholarship fund made possible by M. Kenneth Hoefner, a retired fire fighter, to support children and grandchildren of Seattle Fire Fighters; and created and managed the Catastrophic Fund, to help fire fighters who are catastrophically injured on the job and will never work again.

We have also raised money to build the Fire Fighter Memorial in Pioneer Square, as well as established the Walter Kilgore Honor Guard. The latter was made possible with a generous donation from Mary Anne Kilgore, widow of Lt. Walter Kilgore.