Wall of Heroes

02/01/2026

Officer down Officer down Officer down.
Please to all those who can, $5,$10, $250,$1000. Help the wife and young son of Daily City Sergeant Hart get through this tragic time in their lives.
If you cant donate please share the link, someone else in your network of friends may be able to.

**Note: This is the ONLY APPROVED FUNDRAISER benefiting the wife and son of Sergeant Shane Hart** It is with tremendous heartbreak and sadness that we share the sudden loss of Daly City Police Sergeant Shane Hart #65. Shane started his career as an officer with the Daly City Police Department on Nov...

08/08/2023

Our conference & vendor show is open to all K-9 trainers, handlers, Law Enforcement and Military personnel.

08/03/2023

https://www.cbsnews.com/sacramento/news/fairfield-raising-money-to-support-two-firefighters-now-fighting-cancer/

Last week, your Wall of Heroes team made its way to Fairfield. In a show of force, over 125 people filled the event center at the Jelly Belly Factory, in support of 2 Fairfield battling occupational cancer. Family and friends enjoyed a BBQ dinner, poker and both live and silent auctions. We don't have a final dollar amount gathered just yet, as funds are still coming in. There is still time to support these two courageous men and their families. Please consider making a donation on our website at www.heroeswall.net or mailing a check to Wall of Heroes with Blake and Chris in the memo section.
Thank you Sade Browne and CBS13 CBS Sacramento for making it out to the Jelly Belly Factory & Visitor Center and not only sharing Chris and Blake's story, but also discussing occupational cancer and why we should all support our local public safety members. Fairfield Fire Department Fairfield, California

Firefighters have one of the most dangerous jobs in the world. And the most common cause of death for firefighters is cancer.

08/02/2023

SPD NEWS - Shooting Investigation

On August 2, 2023, shortly after 3 a.m., a Stockton Police Sergeant was shot in the line of duty in the area of Kentfield Road and Gateway Court. The Sergeant is listed in stable condition.

Stockton PD is currently investigating the shooting and we will provide updates once they are available.

Please avoid the area as this is an active scene.

07/27/2023

Thank you KCRA 3 for all of your support, as we all work to take care of these very deserving Firefighter families. Fairfield, California

The fundraiser will happen Friday at 4:30 p.m. at the Jelly Belly Factory. It is being hosted by the Fairfield Fire Department in conjunction with nonprofit organization Wall of Heroes. Dinner is included with a $65 buy-in, and all are welcome.

07/26/2023

Come join us this Friday, as we support our friends from the Fairfield Fire Department. We will be raising funds to help Chris and Blake, as they work through some incredibly challenging times. Tickets are still available on our website at www.heroeswall.net , through Venmo or reaching out to George DeJesus.

If you can’t join us, please consider sharing this post with friends and family. Donations can also be made through the blue donation link, at the bottom of our webpage or sending a check to Wall of Heroes and adding Blake & Chris to the memo section of your check.

Checkin Starts at 4:30pm on July 28, 2023
BBQ Dinner (Kinder’s) Starts at 5:00pm
Cards Fly at 6:00pm sharp

Beer & Wine tickets will be available at the door along with 50/50 tickets. Fairfield, California

07/15/2023

You friends at Wall of Heroes love our 4 legged pals. Here are 5 tips from to keep your pets safe.

🔥🐾 It's Pet Fire Safety Day! Let's keep our furry friends safe! Follow these tips to protect your pets during fire emergencies. 🔥🐾

07/06/2023

Very sad news, from back East. Newark Firefighters Augie Acabou, 45, and Wayne ‘bears’ Brooks both died as a result of a fire last night. Firefighter Acabou was a part of Engine 16 on Ferry Street, while Firefighter Brooks worked for the Engine 27/Ladder 4 team on Elm Road. Our hearts are with their loved ones and their Newark Firefighting families.

https://www.cbsnews.com/newyork/news/newark-firefighters-augusto-acabou-wayne-brooks-jr-killed-battling-cargo-ship-fire-at-port-newark/

07/03/2023

We will always remember 19 hotshots. 19 men that gave their lives to protect others. 19 heroes.

I grew up with Kevin Woyjeck and his family. Our dads played softball together in the Firefighter Olympics. We spent our childhood summers running around the green grass, carrying popsicles and laughter with us in a big red wagon from field to field. We were making memories in the middle of a ballpark surrounded by fields of heroes. You couldn’t help but notice all the little dreamers in oversized firefighter hats and shirts, looking up at their dads, with smiles on their faces and visions of fire trucks in their heads.. knowing they were growing up to be just like them one day. This wasn’t a stadium filled with regular fans cheering. No, they were so much more than fans. If you asked any of them, they were future firefighters. And that’s just what a lot of those little kids would one day become. Kevin, my brother, and many others grew up to become heroes, just like their dads.

A firefighter’s boots are some brave boots to fill, but I can’t think of anyone more capable of filling them than the kids you would once stand inside your own boots a long time ago. We often hear about firefighters that come from a long line of badges before them. If anyone knows the dangers that firefighters face, it’s the families of these brave men and women. Yet, time and time again, badges are being pinned on loved ones by loved ones. Maybe it’s in their blood. Maybe it’s the giant fire trucks they would sit in and pretend to drive. Maybe it’s knowing that their mom or dad help people. Maybe firefighter kids are born with that same desire to help others. Maybe that’s why I call our firefighters, superheroes. They aren’t just protecting their communities from the dangers of today, but they are raising brave little ones with the same dedication to serve others. By doing this they are watching over our cities for years to come.

To the families of these 19 hotshots, you are always in our prayers. Each one of them had a heart to help, and bigger than life bravery that led them to this career. A career that contributes to making our world a safer place to live. We will never forget them.

06/16/2023

Calling all poker players!

Come join us as we support our friends from the Fairfield Fire Department. We will be raising funds to help Chris and Blake, as they work through some incredibly challenging times. Tickets are available on our website at www.heroeswall.net , through Venmo or reaching out to George DeJesus.

If you can’t join us, please consider sharing this post with friends and family. Donations can also be made through the blue donation link, at the bottom of our webpage or sending a check to Wall of Heroes and adding Blake & Chris to the memo section of your check.

Checkin Starts at 4:30pm on July 28, 2023
BBQ Dinner (Kinder’s) Starts at 5:00pm
Cards Fly at 6:00pm sharp

Beer & Wine tickets will be available at the door along with 50/50 tickets.

05/10/2023

https://www.facebook.com/100064683219509/posts/628550992644336/?mibextid=DcJ9fc

Her name was Kaitie Leising.

She was 29 years old, a new mother and a beloved member of her community. She was a St. Croix County sheriff's deputy. She stepped up and stood between those who would do harm and the innocent.

Deputy Leising lost her life Saturday, shot and killed by a suspected drunken driver in a rural area of Wisconsin just a little more than an hour east of Ramsey County.

As we mourn the crushing loss of life and honor her service, we think about her family, her colleagues with the St. Croix County Sheriff's Office and the community members she kept safe. We also think about all the men and women continuing to step up, waking up each day, putting on the uniforms, putting themselves at risk for the sake of others.

It is still a noble and needed profession.

Thank you all for what you do. And thank you, Deputy Leising, for your life of service. Godspeed.