The Signature Chefs Food Festival was born from the concept that firefighters must feed its on-duty crew in station for their 24-hour shift. This is HFF’s biggest fundraising event and provides a stage to showcase their talent alongside the best that the culinary scene has to offer.
Proceeds from the Signature Chefs Food Festival have brought a variety of fire prevention and public safety awareness programs to the community, such as HFD’s Smoke Alarms for Everyone (SAFE) Program. HFF provided the smoke detectors at no cost to Oahu’s kupuna, in thousands of homes, while Honolulu firefighters provided worthwhile fire safety education to our ohana.
Firefighters also have a reputation of being excellent chefs, known to be resourceful and creative, often preparing dishes and recipes they grew up with to share at the firehouse. There are 43 fire stations on Oahu. Designated chefs for the day have a meager budget for three meals, requiring they shop smart for ingredients while preparing
Firefighters also have a reputation of being excellent chefs, known to be resourceful and creative, often preparing dishes and recipes they grew up with to share at the firehouse. There are 43 fire stations on Oahu. Designated chefs for the day have a meager budget for three meals, requiring they shop smart for ingredients while preparing meals that are nutritious and can sustain them through a strenuous shift.
This year’s Fire Prevention Week theme, Charge into Fire Safety™: Lithium-Ion Batteries in Your Home stresses how important it is to BUY, CHARGE, and RECYCLE safely when it comes to lithium-ion batteries. This year’s theme expresses the mission of the fire service to strive to educate everyone about the small but important actions they can and should take to keep themselves, their families and neighbors safe. On Oahu, it is the HFD’s invitation to the community to spread the word and work together to make Honolulu a safer place from the risk of fire.
Another key initiative funded through your support is an annual endowment to the Straub Burn Center. With this endowment, Straub Medical Center’s Burn Unit continues to invest in technology and training to bring state-of-the-art burn care to patients in Hawai‘i and across the Pacific Rim. This highly specialized care is provided by a dedicated multidisciplinary team at Straub, who often spend months with patients. In addition to technology and training, gifts support education of community first responders in ABLS – advanced burn life support – skills.
Your kind support and donations also help to support other worthwhile events such as giving proper recognition to our HFD fire recruits as they graduate and join the firefighters throughout our fire stations who protect our community 24/7.
We Mahalo our supporters who continue to kokua for the cause.
At the heart of every emergency, disaster, or life-threatening moment, our first responders stand ready, bravely and selflessly.
Uplifting those who serve and extend the same care and safety to the most vulnerable among us.
Protecting our community day and night, the Honolulu Firefighters Foundation exists to honor their sacrifice
Proceeds help fund the exceptional care provided by the Straub Burn Unit that focuses on acting as a vital resource for treating burn victims across the State of Hawaii.
Proceeds contribute towards critical funds needed to support Honolulu firefighters and their families experiencing injury, illness or hardship.
Our Smoke Alarm Installation Program installs free fire alarms in kupuna homes to protect elders from the devastating impact of home fires.
FEMA awards Honolulu Fire Department grant to improve health and safety. This federal grant helps to improve the health and safety of firefighters, which helps our community.
Aug 11, 2022 Honolulu Fire Department welcomes 29 new firefighters.
A ceremony at the Hawaii Okinawa Center honored the 112th Fire Fighter Recruit Class.
Feb 15, 2025 Shortly before 5 p.m. on Feb. 15 the Honolulu Fire Department responded to a fire in a 16th-story residence on Ala Moana Boulevard, which they were able to extinguish.
Sept. 2017 HFD, Chefs Offer Best Dishes for Firefighters Foundation
KNOH2 NEWS: Nov 10, 2020
Reports of a fire on the sixth floor at Naniwa Gardens broke out at 5:39 p.m. Honolulu firefighters and police arrived on scene around 5:45 p.m. Over sixty emergency personnel worked to contain the raging blaze, which was fully extinguished by 6:45 p.m. The fire spread to roughly 10 housing units and left many residents in shock.
Apr 3, 2024 Being a fire fighter is hard work. It will challenge you physically, mentally, and emotionally. It requires grit, resilience, teamwork, and a strong work ethic. If you have what it takes, please visit fire.honolulu.gov/joinhfd to learn more about joining our ʻohana.
We use cookies to analyze website traffic and optimize your website experience. By accepting our use of cookies, your data will be aggregated with all other user data.