The Burn Camps Program, established in 1983, addresses the psychological and rehabilitation needs of children and families following burn injuries. After a burn injury, children often face extensive reconstructive surgeries and ongoing physical and occupational therapy. The Burn Camps Program has evolved into a series of camp programs that provide challenging activities and foster lasting friendships and mentorships, helping children thrive beyond their injuries.

One of the most exciting events supporting this program is the Fire Hose Race. This unique race features over 30 teams of five skiers, each spaced along a 50-foot fire hose. Teams work together to navigate a 15-gate giant slalom course while carrying the hose. Adding to the challenge, every team member must wear a bunker coat and a fire helmet. Teams may consist of skiers, snowboarders, or a mix of both. Each team completes two runs, and the fastest single run time wins the event. The victorious team is awarded the coveted traveling Fire Hose Race Trophy to display until the next year's competition.

This thrilling event directly supports the Burn Camps Program. With every $1,650 raised, 100% of the cost is covered for one child to attend a week-long summer camp. These camps are life-changing experiences that empower children to regain confidence, connect with peers who have shared similar experiences, and embrace new challenges in a supportive environment.

Join us in making a difference—support the Fire Hose Race and help send kids to camp!

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