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DC Firefighters Burn Foundation

Verified resource information to help burn survivors and families connect with care, support and recovery services.

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✓ BSN Verified Last reviewed September 9, 2026

A firefighter-founded nonprofit established in 2004 that works to prevent burns and improve the quality of life of burn survivors through burn-care funding, recovery and aftercare support, retreats, burn camps, family assistance, education, research, and community connection.

Services & categories

Housing & Transitional SupportFinancial & Practical AssistanceCamps & Retreats

Programs & services

Specific programs and services listed for this organization.

Aftercare Support Services

Active

Support for burn survivors and families after hospitalization, including aftercare and reentry initiatives, survivor and family gatherings, peer-support training, and support for long-term emotional, social, and practical recovery.

Peer & Community Support Mental Health & Recovery Financial & Practical Assistance Education & Employment
Service area Multi State
Cost Unknown
Virtual services Not listed
In-person services Available
Referral required Varies
Location Washington, DC 20017
States served
District of Columbia Maryland Virginia
Who this program serves
Burn survivors and their families; specific eligibility varies by supported activity or partner program.
How to access this program
Contact the foundation through its official contact page or email for current aftercare activities, supported providers, and participation details.

Children's Burn Camp

Active

A summer week for young burn survivors ages 8–18 featuring outdoor recreation, confidence-building, peer connection, and supportive activities. The foundation states that it covers lodging, meals, transportation, supplies, and activities so families incur no cost.

Peer & Community Support Mental Health & Recovery Camps & Retreats
Service area Multi State
Cost Free
Virtual services Not listed
In-person services Available
Referral required Varies
Location Washington, DC 20017
States served
District of Columbia
Who this program serves
Young burn survivors ages 8–18. The page says the foundation sends young burn survivors from D.C.; broader enrollment geography is not specified.
How to access this program
Contact the foundation for current camp dates, enrollment, eligibility confirmation, and transportation details.

Family Services Team

Active
Lodging Financial Assistance

Immediate assistance for families of injured firefighters, including travel, lodging, meals, and emotional support while the firefighter is hospitalized.

Housing & Transitional Support Mental Health & Recovery Financial & Practical Assistance
Service area Multi State
Cost Unknown
Virtual services Not listed
In-person services Available
Referral required Varies
Location Washington, DC 20017
States served
District of Columbia
Who this program serves
Families of injured firefighters; the official site does not publish detailed eligibility criteria.
How to access this program
Contact the foundation through its official contact page for urgent family-support inquiries.

Firefighter Burn Survivor Week

Active

A week devoted to recovery, confidence-building, and connection for firefighters recovering from burn injuries, with peers who have had similar experiences.

Peer & Community Support Mental Health & Recovery Camps & Retreats
Service area Multi State
Cost Unknown
Virtual services Not listed
In-person services Available
Referral required Varies
Location Washington, DC 20017
States served
District of Columbia
Who this program serves
Firefighters recovering from burn injuries; detailed eligibility is not publicly specified.
How to access this program
Contact the foundation for current dates, eligibility, and participation information.

Support for Burn Care Providers

Active

Support for burn-care education, specialized equipment, research, and programs connected with regional burn-care teams and medical facilities.

Burn Centers & Medical Care Education & Employment
Service area Multi State
Cost Unknown
Virtual services Not listed
In-person services Available
Referral required No
Location Washington, DC 20017
States served
District of Columbia Maryland Virginia
Who this program serves
Burn-care providers and partner medical programs; not a direct survivor-facing service.
How to access this program
Medical facilities and providers should contact the foundation regarding partnerships, support, or funding opportunities.

Resource information

Service areaMulti State
CostMixed
Virtual servicesNot listed
In-person servicesAvailable
Referral requiredVaries
LocationP.O. Box 4565, Washington, DC 20017

States served

Colorado

Who this resource serves

Burn survivors, families, firefighters, and burn-care professionals, with eligibility varying by program. The Bert W. Martin retreat is described specifically for adult burn survivors.

How to access services

Review the relevant program page on the official website and contact the foundation at info@dcffburnfoundation.org for current eligibility, application, scheduling, and participation details. The official contact page directs users to contact the foundation for program inquiries.

About BSN Verified: Burn Survivor Network has confirmed that this resource exists and that its listed contact and service information was reviewed using an authoritative source. Verification is not an endorsement, certification, guarantee of services, or guarantee of eligibility.