Keep Kids Fire Safe
Foundation is dedicated
to helping keep children
Foundation is dedicated
to helping keep children
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fire safe. The foundation provides
fire safety educational materials
for children, parents, fire
departments, schools and
organizations at little or no cost.
fire safety educational materials
for children, parents, fire
departments, schools and
organizations at little or no cost.
Keep Kids Fire Safe Foundation Contact Us 479.979.7328 info@keepkidsfiresafe.org |
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| Helping keep you and your children fire safe.™ |
| Click on the Sparkles' Angels photo to see pictures of Sparkles' Angels. Make a donation today in honor of your four-legged friend, special occasions or in memory of loved ones and help keep children and their caregivers fire safe. |
| Keep Kids Fire Safe Foundation in the news! |
| Keep Kids Fire Safe Foundation's Mascot Sparkles the Fire Safety Dog Sparkles was rescued from a home with 62 other dogs and was adopted in 2003 by Keep Kids Founder and Executive Director, Firefighter Dayna Hilton. Since then, Sparkles has helped share the fire safety message which has resulted in helping save lives. Watch the video below to learn all about Sparkles! Practice fire safety everyday! |
Your tax deductible donation will help the Keep Kids Fire Safe Foundation promote fire safety and develop fire safety related educational materials. Together, we can help keep you and your family safe! |
| Click HERE to learn how you can help save the life of a child. |
Keep Kids Fire Safe™ Foundation is a federally recognized non-profit, 501(c)(3) organization. We are dedicated to helping keep all children and their caregivers fire safe. All rights reserved by the Keep Kids Fire Safe™ Foundation. No material on these pages may be archived, retransmitted, saved in a database, reproduced, or used without the expressed written consent of the Keep Kids Fire Safe™ Foundation. 106 East Poplar Street, Suite 200, Clarksville, Arkansas 72830. Copyright 2008 - 2010. |
Keep Kids Fire Safe Foundation™ 106 East Poplar Street, Suite 200 Clarksville, Arkansas 72830 info@keepkidsfiresafe.org |
From the Executive Director's Desk |
Five year old Angelica shared her story with me, "Firefighter
Dayna~ I was in bed under the 'cobers' and the smoke came. I
crawled out of bed and crawled low, just like Sparkles [the Fire
Safety Dog] showed me to. I said, 'C'mon daddy, you have to get
on the floor and crawl low like Sparkles.'"
By this time, her dad was disoriented because he had been
standing in the smoke filled room and thankfully he was able to
follow Angelica out of the house. The brave firefighters later
shared with me that Angelica's father followed her out of the
home and they said that as soon as he reached the door, they
scooped him up and took him to the hospital (where he spent 7
days there~ 4 in ICU). Immediately after they carried him away
from the front door, the firefighters stated that the home
flashed over (a "flashover" is where the home totally becomes
engulfed in flames).
A day doesn't go by where I don't think of Angelica and her story
and I am so thankful that she and her dad are safe.
Sparkles and I do what we do, not for financial gain, but to help
keep children, like Angelica, fire safe. Every fiber of our being
goes to help spread the fire safety message.
For almost a decade, we have concentrating our fire safety
efforts on children in pre- and elementary schools along with
their caregivers. The Keep Kids Fire Safe Foundation is a
continuation Sparkles and my efforts of helping save lives,
reduce injuries and decrease property loss from fire. Our goal is
to develop and distributes educationally sound innovative fire
safety related materials through the foundation at little or no
cost to children and their caregivers, fire departments, schools
and other organizations.
The Board of Directors of the Keep Kids Fire Safe Foundation,
along with Sparkles and myself, and all the organizations that
support our efforts, want to do what we can to help keep
children, like Angelica, fire safe.
Please consider donating to the foundation so that together, we
can help keep children and their caregivers fire safe.
Stay safe,
Dayna~ I was in bed under the 'cobers' and the smoke came. I
crawled out of bed and crawled low, just like Sparkles [the Fire
Safety Dog] showed me to. I said, 'C'mon daddy, you have to get
on the floor and crawl low like Sparkles.'"
By this time, her dad was disoriented because he had been
standing in the smoke filled room and thankfully he was able to
follow Angelica out of the house. The brave firefighters later
shared with me that Angelica's father followed her out of the
home and they said that as soon as he reached the door, they
scooped him up and took him to the hospital (where he spent 7
days there~ 4 in ICU). Immediately after they carried him away
from the front door, the firefighters stated that the home
flashed over (a "flashover" is where the home totally becomes
engulfed in flames).
A day doesn't go by where I don't think of Angelica and her story
and I am so thankful that she and her dad are safe.
Sparkles and I do what we do, not for financial gain, but to help
keep children, like Angelica, fire safe. Every fiber of our being
goes to help spread the fire safety message.
For almost a decade, we have concentrating our fire safety
efforts on children in pre- and elementary schools along with
their caregivers. The Keep Kids Fire Safe Foundation is a
continuation Sparkles and my efforts of helping save lives,
reduce injuries and decrease property loss from fire. Our goal is
to develop and distributes educationally sound innovative fire
safety related materials through the foundation at little or no
cost to children and their caregivers, fire departments, schools
and other organizations.
The Board of Directors of the Keep Kids Fire Safe Foundation,
along with Sparkles and myself, and all the organizations that
support our efforts, want to do what we can to help keep
children, like Angelica, fire safe.
Please consider donating to the foundation so that together, we
can help keep children and their caregivers fire safe.
Stay safe,
| Keep Kids Fire Safe Foundation Executive Director, firefighter and fire safety educator, Dayna Hilton, along with Sparkles the Fire Safety Dog. |
| Latest News! Keep Kids Fire Safe Foundation becomes a federally recognized 501 (c)(3) non-profit corporation! Read HERE to learn more! |
