+ Sponsor our annual fundraising event

In 2013, Africa Fire Mission created our signature fundrasing event. The Chama (which means party in the Swahili language) has raised funds which in turn have trained thousands of firefighters, more than 60 million children, and other community members to end the devastating impact that uncontrolled fire has on the lives, health, and wellness of individuals and communities across Africa.

Sponsorships are available for $5000-$250 to help support AFM's efforts across Africa. Below are some of the benefits that your sponsorship will earn.

+ Support Africa Fire Mission’s Vision for Sustainable and Capable fire departments across developing communities.

Africa Fire Mission is U.S. based 501(c)(3) committed to increasing the sustainable capacity of fire departments across Africa. We accomplish this through training, empowerment, support, and encouragement:

• Train – We partner with African governments, NGO’s, missionaries, schools and corporations to provide education and training to firefighters and local communities. We use Community Health Evangelism (CHE) to teach firefighters and community members in Africa to protect themselves from the dangers of fire.
• Empower – We work to increase the ability of communities in Africa to respond to disasters and provide relief when disasters occur.
• Support –We provide personal protective equipment and communication tools to fire services throughout Africa to allow fire departments to operate in a safer and more coordinated manner.
• Encourage – We build the capacity of African fire services so that local communities are able to provide sustainable public safety and disaster management services.

Africa Fire Mission has been working in Africa since 2012 and has a quality reputation as a non-profit organization. We are recognized as a Great Non-Profit and have Platinum Transparency status with Candid (Guidestar). AFM has earned recognition from FireHouse Magazine for Valor and Community Service (2015) and our founder, David A Moore, Jr. is a recipient of the Maglite Fire Hero award (2019) in collaboration with the National Fallen Firefighters Foundation.