Friends of Foxborough Fire

04/24/2025

Just us on May 13th to help us raise money for the monument! Tickets available on the link!

04/17/2025

10/10/2023

Thanks Everyone for supporting our raffle, here is the video of the winner being drawn.

All proceeds will go directly to supporting our 1928 Maxim

08/26/2023

The Capital City Industries LLC 880 conversion is in hand! Still plenty of tickets available, $20 each and make sure to include your contact information in the Venmo comments.

Thanks for your support!

08/02/2023

Help support our cause with the chance to win a brand new Capital City Industries LLC 880 conversion!

10/28/2022

Thanks to Foxboro Cable Access, Inc. for this terrific video profile of our organization and current mission. Efforts like this help us to communicate the rich history of the Foxborough Fire Department and our plans for the restorations.

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07/11/2022

Members of the Friends of Foxborough Fire spent Sunday manning the grill and showing off Engine 1, our 1928 Maxim at the Foxboro Jaycees car show. The Jaycees have been extremely generous in their support of our restoration efforts, and we are incredibly grateful. Also special thanks to the Foxboro Stop & Shop for their donation, the grill food was a hit!

Photo Credit to Shoot for Details

06/26/2022

Thanks for all of the support on at Foxborough Founders Day! The dunk tank was a hit thanks to the Foxboro Jaycees! Also thanks to the members of Foxborough Firefighters Local 2252 for setting up the burn prop and conducting their demo.

A lot of great questions and interest in the antique trucks. The Maxim project is cominging along with some new lanterns recently added!

05/13/2022

The Friends of Foxborough Fire is an organization committed to the preservation and celebration of the history of the Town of Foxborough and the Foxborough Fire Department. The organization is made up entirely of Foxborough Firefighters, who donate their free time to the project. We are currently in the process of restoring two pieces of antique fire apparatus that served the Town of Foxborough, a 1928 Maxim pumper (our last red fire engine) and a 1938 Ahrens-Fox pumper (our first white fire engine). We are a recognized 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization, and are seeking donations for assistance in refurbishing these important pieces of fire service and local history. Welcome!