JEREMY STOKE LEGACY FIRE FOUNDATION
EIN 83-4683296 · Fund Raising & Fund Distribution - Public Safety (M12)
What they do
THE JEREMY STOKE LEGACY FOUNDATION WAS FOUNDED IN 2018 AFTER THE DEVASTATING CARR FIRE INCIDENT IN SHASTA COUNTY, CA. JEREMY WAS WORKING WITHIN THE INCIDENT and WAS TRAGICALLY KILLED IN THE LINE of DUTY. JEREMY WORKED for THE REDDING FIRE DEPARTMENT and WAS BOTH ALUMNI of SHASTA COLLEGE and AN INSTRUCTOR IN MANY AREAS WITHIN THE FIRE ACADEMY. JEREMYS PASSION for THE FIRE SERVICE WAS EVIDENT IN HIS WORK ETHIC. HIS REPUTATION WAS KNOWN THROUGHOUT THE FIRE SERVICE AS BEING A BROTHER WHO HAD YOUR BACK. THE VISION of THIS FOUNDATION is to PASS ON SOME of THE QUALITIES THAT JEREMY EMBODIED: HONORING THE BRAVE, ASSISTING THOSE IN NEED, SHAPING THE FUTURE of THE FIRE SERVICE. THROUGH THESE VISIONARY POINTS, THE FOUNDATION is ABLE to PROVIDE EDUCATION RESOURCES and SCHOLARSHIPS to LOCAL STUDENTS and FIRE ACADEMY RECRUITS. THE FOUNDATION REACHES OUT to THE PUBLIC SAFETY FAMILES and THE COMMUNITY AT LARGE IN TIMES of NEED.
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ContactKARLY GIBILISCOTreasurer
In care of% KARLY GIBILISCO
Mailing address20460 ROBINSON GLEN DR, COTTONWOOD, CA 96022-9551
Main phone(530) 515-4283Source: Form 990 public record. Confirm details with the nonprofit before visiting or sending anything.
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- Recognized since
- April 2020
- County
- Shasta
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