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COVID-19 Outbreak
To Our Valued Friends and Customers,
Our thoughts and prayers are with everyone affected by COVID-19 and we wish you all good health!
As always, the health and well-being of our employees and customers is a top priority at Fire Safety Education.
At this time, all Fire Safety Education operations are full-speed ahead. We are still taking new purchase orders and are busy fulfilling open orders. Many of our sales and support staff are working remotely during this time. We have increased the frequency of cleaning and sanitizing procedures in our main facility, as well as advised our employees to stay home if they feel unwell.
As this is a rapidly changing situation, there may be unforeseen impacts to our production process. To that end, expect updates on the status of our operations via email and our website, alerting you to any potential delays or required changes.
We truly value your business, and thank you for your support of our company during these challenging times. We are committed to continue providing the reliable fire prevention products you have come to expect and the great customer service you have come to rely on. We will get through this together.
If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to us at (877) 329-0575 for more information.
Sincerely,
Greg Fox Jr.
President
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How to Design a Fire Safety Campaign for Seniors
Fire Safety and Prevention Products to Teach Fire Safety all Year Long!
Deciding to launch a fire safety awareness campaign is a big step –
Congratulations, on choosing to keep your community informed and aware on the importance of fire safety!
As you know, most fires are preventable and fire prevention education helps protect families, homes and possessions from the destructive force of fire. Adults 65 and older are more likely to die, or be hurt in a fire. Making sure to include seniors and their caregivers in your fire prevention education plans will help seniors plan and prepare for fire.
Senior citizens are important members of your community and should be included in your fire safety and prevention campaign
1. Senior citizens are twice as likely to be hurt or injured in a fire. Be sure to explain the heightened risks and to help create a prevention plan to avoid accidents and help them prepare to safely escape their home.
2. Have an event at a local hall, your fire station, or at senior community center. Focus on smoke alarm safety, accident prevention, and senior fire safety. Use bold presentation materials, with easy-to-read graphics and larger print to help everyone in the audience be included.
3. Have a safe cooking demonstration and provide information on burn prevention and fire safety. Involve your audience! Make a quiz or a game about common fire safety hazards and how you can prevent and prepare for fire.
4. Give them something to remember – Safety tools to help seniors prevent fire is a great way to help spread your safety message. Oven mitts, pot holders and oven sticks are great tools to help prevent burns and scalds. Reminder magnets, magnifiers, and informational pamphlets can help seniors always be aware of the importance of fire safety.
5. Help them be prepared – Seniors often have medical needs that emergency services should be aware of. Having medical alert information readily available can help save time during an emergency event. Products like Med+Alert Magnets and Pill holders are great products to help your seniors, and your department with their medical needs.
Stay Tuned!
Our next blog focuses on Community Fire Safety Presentations.
Need help creating your next event? Fire Safety Education has all the presentation and promotional items you need to create a great Senior Fire Safety Event. Our Senior Package is the perfect all-in-one package to present to mature adults in your community.
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How to Design a Fire Safety Campaign For Children
Fire Safety and Prevention Products to Teach Fire Safety all Year Long!
Deciding to launch a fire safety awareness campaign is a big step – Congratulations, on choosing to keep your community informed and aware on the importance of fire safety!
As you know, most fires are preventable and fire prevention education helps protect families, homes and possessions from the destructive force of fire. Creating a fire safety and prevention campaign that helps inform every member of your community is the best way to make sure your fire safety message is heard. In this series of emails we will discuss who you should market too, how you should do it, and where to get funding to help your events.
Children should be your #1 focus when starting a fire safety and prevention campaign
1. Most fires occur at home. Starting fire safety education early allows children to learn about fire risks, safety and prevention. Then, they bring the message home to the rest of the family.
2. Children learn well with active presentations and play based learning. Get the children involved in your presentation. Active partcipation will help them remember your message. Some examples include:
- Stop, Drop, & Roll exercises
- Safe Cooking Demonstrations
- Safe Escape Plans and creating a fire evacuation plan
- Encourage them to participate in smoke alarm checks and fire drills at home
- Use colorful presentations materials, banners and displays to help get your message noticed and keep their attention.
3. Make learning fun! Coloring and Activity Books are a great way to help children learn about fire safety and prevention. A combination of coloring pages, facts, and games help children learn and let them have fun.
4. Give them something to remember – Fire Hats! Every child wants to be a Junior Firefighter, having fire hats with your stations name and shield ready to hand out is a great way to help keep fire safety on the front of their minds, and help promote your station.
Stay Tuned!
Our next post focuses on Senior Fire Safety Presentations.
Need help creating your next event? We have research based coloring books, fire hats, presentation displays, stickers and more to help you stand out and achieve your fire safety and awareness goals.
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Presentation Displays Make a BIG IMPACT
“I am so IMPRESSED with your presentation displays. I cannot say enough.
THEY MAKE OUR JOB SO MUCH EASIER!”
– R. Machado. Springfield, VA
Presentation Displays from Fire Safety Education leave a lasting impression to help make your fire safety awareness campaign EASY!
Standing 6′ ft. tall and almost 3′ ft wide, Fire Safety Education’s full-sized presentation display banners are VISUALLY-STRIKING, professional and effective when it comes to educating and informing audiences about the importance of fire safety.
Presentation displays are PORTABLE,EDUCATIONAL and INFORMATIVE, and designed to MAKE AN IMPACT while ENGAGING audiences of all ages and backgrounds.
Dozens of Displays Available Now
Topics Include:
Carbon Monoxide • Burn Awareness
Driving Under the Influence • Wildfires • Winter Storms
Hurricanes • Tornadoes • Earthquakes
Home Fire Prevention • Plan Your Escape
Smoke Alarms • Emergency Preparedness
Kitchen Fires • Distracted Driving
And Many More!
And if you don’t see the topic that you’re looking for, just let us know! Custom banners are available upon request.
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PAMPHLETS Make Fire Safety EASY
Fire Safety Education offers a full-line of print publications to help make your fire safety awareness campaign EASY!
BRIGHT, colorful, and inexpensive, Fire Safety Education’s pamphlets are EDUCATIONAL and INFORMATIVE, written in a style that’s ENGAGING for audiences of all ages and backgrounds.
Put Fire Safety Education’s Pamphlets to Work in Your Community Today!
Topics Include:
Preventing Kitchen Fires • Fire Extinguishers
Candle Safety • Protecting Seniors • Floods
Hurricanes • Distracted Driving • Smoke Alarm Safety
Heatwaves • Earthquakes • Carbon Monoxide
Office Fire Safety • Fire Drills
And Many More!
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And Don’t Forget: FireSafe.TV is On the Air!
Put the power of Fire Safety Education’s video libary to work wherever and whenever you need it. Featuring over 50 fire safety and prevention videos for audiences of all ages. Subscribe today and receive a FREE Video Projector.
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FireSafe.TV Means Fire Safety On Demand!
Make a Plan, Stay Informed: Stay Ahead of the Storm
FACT: Severe weather can strike anywhere, at any time.
As we move towards the warmer weather of spring, let’s use this time to remind and educate everyone about the seasonal threats from severe weather and how to avoid them. It’s a great time to make and practice your emergency plan and create or refresh your emergency preparedness kit.
The best thing that you can do to protect yourself, your family, and your community from severe weather is to be prepared!
Help prepare your community for tornado drills with Fire Safety Education’s line of informative tornado preparedness pamphlets and presentation displays. When used together, our pamphlets and displays make a lasting impact on your audience about the importance of severe weather preparedness.
FACT: Thunderstorms can spawn tornadoes anywhere on Earth.
We offer products to help prepare and inform audiences of all ages on the dangers of severe weather, from heat waves to floods, hurricanes, earthquakes, wildfires, and more.
Stay safe this spring with Fire Safety Education’s full line of Planning Ahead preparedness publications, available in one convenient value-priced information center to help you spread the message of severe weather awareness and preparedness all year long.
Don’t wait for disaster to strike.
Get Informed. Make a Plan. Be Prepared!