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Indy Fire Rescue House
We Fight Fire With Food, Clothing, and Shelter
After the Fire, Everyone Needs a Place to Call Home
Empowering Communities
Dedicated to Serve

What We Do

The mission of the Indy Fire Rescue House is to provide a comfortable, safe, and supportive place of temporary refuge for families displaced by fire in Indianapolis, Indiana. During their stay, families will be furnished with basic living necessities such as food and clothing while they begin to rebuild their lives with the assistance of the community.

What We Provide

Transitional housing, meals, and clothing for families immediately after a fire We also assist families in locating affordable long-term housing so they can focus on getting their lives back together and returning to a place they once again can call home.

Who We Are

We are firefighters, paramedics, neighbors, families, professionals, and friends who saw a need in our community. We are a private nonprofit organization. We are funded solely by donations. We operate with the help of volunteers from Indianapolis
Indy Fire Rescue House Updates
Indianapolis EMS Memorial Shirts & Hoodies
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IEMS Memorial Shirts 

In the early morning of February 16, 2013, the city of Indianapolis lost two heroes of public safety. Private Timothy McCormick, EMT-B and Specialist Cody Medley, EMT-P were killed as a result of a tragic ambulance collision. This design was created to honor our fallen brothers and is available on long and short sleeve t-shirts, crew neck sweatshirts, traditional hoodies, as well as zip hoodies. We’ll be taking the second round of orders until May 28, 2013. All proceeds will help fund a memorial sign at the crash site.

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2013 Board of Directors
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_MG_4423The 2013 Board of Directors:

Bryan Fleck , President
Jake Tobison, Treasurer
Amanda Moore, Secretary
Susan Scott
Joy Lorch
Tony Portell
Justin Moed

 

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Indy Fire Rescue House

  • Indy Fire Rescue House Disaster Relief. Arrangements are made through your local fire department.
  • The Indy Fire Rescue House organizes memorial funds for those who lose their lives to fire.

What We’ve Done

  • Opened the first shelter in the Indianapolis area for families displaced by fire
  • Organized assistance for victims and responders of the Richmond Hills explosion in Indianapolis
  • Recently adopted 10 families who were affected by fire in 2012 and ensured they all had toys for their children, clothes on their back, and food for the holidays
  • Raised thousands of dollars for the funeral of Dreydon Webb, a 7 year old who died in a residence fire in December of 2012

Important Numbers For Fire Victims in Indiana

Drivers License: 317-233-6000

Social Security: 800-772-1213

Marion County Clerk: 327-4720

Veterans Affairs: 800-827-1000

Citizenship papers: 800-375-5283

State IRS: 317- 232-2240

Federal IRS: 800-829-1040

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About The Indy Fire Rescue House

Started in September of 2011, the Indy Fire Rescue House works with those affected by fire to ensure that nobody is left out in the cold after losing everything. We are a tax exempt organization recognized by IRS code 501(c)(3.) Our Board of Directors include two experts in victims assistance, a firefighter/paramedic (and huge computer nerd,) a local church leader, a certified public accountant, a legislator, and an event planner.

How We Work

The all volunteer staff of the Indy Fire Rescue House are on-call 24 hours a day/7 days a week to help fire victims. We work closely with the Red Cross of Greater Indianapolis, local fire departments, and government agencies.

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Indy Fire Rescue House

700 North High School Road, Indianapolis, IN 46214 (888) 433-6681

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