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Home News 2010 Fund Drive Underway
The Atlantic Highlands First Aid & Safety Squad has kicked off its annual fund drive.

Each year, the all-volunteer organization reaches out to the community to raise funds so it can provide quality, around-the-clock emergency medical and rescue operations to our friends and neighbors.

Tax-deductible donations go directly to the purchase of medical supplies, equipment and training, all costs that increase every year. And this year, the organization will use some of those funds to purchase a new ambulance to replace one that is out-of-date and has been in service for 24 years. The cost of the new ambulance is upwards of $140,000.

The fund drive is just one of the many exciting things going on with the AHFAS, which in 2009 was named EMS Magazine’s Gold Award winner for volunteer first aid organizations.

In addition to the fund drive, we’re always seeking new members, donations of used cars for training, and other support. We are a 501 (c ) 3 organization, meaning there are many ways for you to support the squad ranging from cash donations to planned gifts.

Meanwhile, plan to stop by the AHFAS headquarters during the town wide garage sale in May where the squad’s Cadets group, which consists of members between the ages of 14 and 17, will be selling items as part of their annual fundraising efforts. We’re also planning some other exciting events for that day so keep any eye the squad’s website for the latest news at www.ahfirstaid.org.

For more information on how to help the organization in this critical fund drive call (732) 291-8118.
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