**Holiday Thanks from Snoqualmie Firefighters | Community Support Brings Food and Warmth to Neighbors**

Snoqualmie, WA** Local News

The Snoqualmie Firefighters Association (SFFA) showcased their dedication to community service this holiday season through various initiatives aimed at supporting local families. On December 7, 2024, during the Snoqualmie Winter Lights event, firefighters collected food and monetary donations for the Feed Kiddos program, which provides essential nourishment to food-insecure children. Thanks to community generosity, these children will receive specially prepared backpacks filled with food for winter break. Additionally, SFFA collaborated with Operation Warm to distribute new winter coats, ensuring children stay warm during the colder months. The article acknowledges the valuable assistance from Liz Tusing and Sunshine Manning of the Redmond Fire Department, who provided guidance based on their own community programs.

Furthermore, SFFA hosted a holiday Giving Tree in partnership with the Snoqualmie Valley Kiwanis Club, collecting gifts for local children to spread joy during the season. This article highlights the multifaceted role of firefighters as first responders who not only protect but also uplift their community, reinforcing the spirit of giving and connection. The SFFA wishes all residents a happy and safe holiday season.

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