Teams will row in rotating shifts for 24 hours straight; symbolizing the long nights and endless calls, and unseen hardships our First Responders endure while protecting our communities.
We row 24 hours because it’s hard-physically, mentally and emotionally. Choosing hard things builds resilience and empathy. Our first responders live this reality daily, facing stress, trauma and sleepless nights. This event honors their commitment, raises awareness for mental health and reminds them you’re not alone-we got you.
Businesses can support this event by
Sponsoring a team per 1,000 meters rowed
Make a one time donation
Contribute food, raffle items or services
Share the event with your network
As a sponsor, your business will be recognized and celebrated throughout the event.
Consistent visibility: featured across social media posts, newsletters, and press releases before, during and after the event
Community Exposure: logo placement and mentions during the event see by hundreds of participants and supporters
Ongoing Partnership: Crossfit Huaka’i will extend corporate wellness support opportunities to sponsor partners because taking care of those who support our mission matters too.
Our promise: Your support won’t go unseen. We’re committed to keeping your business visible and connected to this cause-creating purpose, exposure and positive local impact.
Contacts:
Kapua (808) 896-6465 kapua@crossfithuakai.com
Renee (808) 896-6670 ffrhawaii@gmail.com
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HEALTHY FIRST RESPONDERS.
HEALTHY FAMILIES.
HEALTHY COMMUNITIES.
Supporting Our First Responders & First Responder Families
Friends of First Responders Hawai’i is a dedicated organization that provides crucial support to first responders and their families across the Hawaiian Islands. The organization offers resources, training, and wellness events aimed at addressing the unique challenges faced by those who serve in high-stress, life-saving roles.
FFRHI EVENTS
Throughout the year, Friends of First Responders Hawaiʻi Island hosts a series of events for first responders and their ʻohana. These events foster a sense of community, allowing families to connect with others who understand the demands of their work, while also providing tools to navigate the pressures and trauma they face. Supporting these events ensures that first responders have the necessary resources to balance their professional responsibilities with their personal well-being.
FFRHI RESOURCES
By utilizing these resources, first responders can better navigate the demands of their roles while maintaining their health and effectiveness in serving the community.
SPONSOR FRIENDS OF FIRST RESPONDERS HAWAIʻI ISLAND
Sponsoring or partnering with organizations that support first responders offers numerous benefits for businesses and individuals alike. First responders play a crucial role in maintaining public safety, and supporting them fosters a sense of community and gratitude. By contributing, businesses can enhance their reputation as socially responsible entities committed to local welfare. Collaborating with first responder organizations opens doors to networking with other businesses and community leaders who share similar values, potentially leading to new partnerships and customer bases. Overall, supporting these heroes not only enriches the community but also aligns with corporate social responsibility goals, creating a win-win scenario for all involved.
BECOME A SPONSOR OR DONOR
Friends of First Responders Hawai’i Island relies on generous donations to provide essential resources, training, and support events for first responders and their families. Your contributions help us continue offering the tools and programs they need to stay strong, both on the job and at home. Please consider donating to support our mission and the well-being of our local heroes.
DONATE
Your donations are always welcome and FFRHI is a 501(c)3.
SPONSOR
Become a FFRHI sponsor or an event sponsor. Find out more here.
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