Orange volunteer firefighters raise thousands to benefit the American Lung Association
On April 6, a team of eight participated in the Fight for Air fundraiser in Hartford.
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2ds agoEarlier this month, members of the Orange Volunteer Fire Department helped raise thousands for the American Lung Association.
On April 6, a team of eight participated in the Fight for Air fundraiser in Hartford.
The goal of the nationwide event is to support people with lung disease, raise awareness and money to support the association's work in research, education and advocacy.
Firefighters ran up 34 floors in one of the state's tallest building, the Hartford 21, while wearing full firefighter gear, which weighs 75 pounds.
All eight completed the run and took nearly 700 steps.
The team raised more than $3,000 dollars.
