Most people only meet a firefighter on a hard day. Our members look forward to the other kind: time with neighbors, kids climbing on the engine, conversations that have nothing to do with an emergency.
Collections that go straight to Atlanta neighbors, like our community clothing drive.
Hands-on learning for families, schools and neighborhood groups.
Meet firefighters and find out what a career in the fire service takes.
Events and workshops at our labor hall, Retired Station 22 on Hollywood Road.
2025 · Atlanta
Progressive Firefighters of Atlanta and Company 16 came together to donate clothes, shoes, blankets, and other essential items to a local shelter in the community we love and serve. A special thank you to Mayor Dickens for stopping by and even donating items himself.
Trained by the people who respond
Our members are certified firefighters and EMTs. We teach CPR to groups across Atlanta and provide medical standby at community events.
In an emergency, always call 911.
CPR training
Hands-on CPR classes for workplaces, churches, schools and neighborhood groups, taught by firefighters.
EMS services
Certified EMTs on site at festivals, games, races and community events, ready before anyone needs us.
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Your gift funds our community programs, like food and clothing drives and school supply giveaways, and the work at Old Station 22.
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If your company uses Benevity, you can donate, have your gift matched and log volunteer hours from your workplace giving site. Search for "Progressive Firefighters of Atlanta Community Foundation."
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Gifts are made to the Progressive Firefighters of Atlanta Community Foundation Inc, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit (EIN 42-3932375), and are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law. You'll get a receipt by email.
Lend a hand at an event or help restore our labor hall at Retired Station 22.