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Firefighters load bicycles into a car for delivery at CFD Station #41. Cars continuously drove through the fire station bays to pick-up items and deliver food and gifts to families in need.
Capt. Jeff Fuchs, CAP Coordinator Lt. Jeremy Maners, Girl Scout Katie Farmer, 8, on gift delivery day for the CAP program. Three local girl scouts, including Girl Scout Troop #1358, helped gather, wrap and deliver gifts. Maners has coordinated the program since 2014.
Firefighter Carson Joehl loads up a car at CFD Station #41.
Carmel firefighters Carson Joehl, David Smith, David Finn and Kyle Eischen.
Deputy Mayor Jason Crider, and his son, Jack, drove through the CFD Station #41 firehouse bays to pick-up and deliver gifts to a family in need. Crider said he and his family always look for ways to give back to the community.
CFD and community members gathered to load-up and deliver gifts to more than 152 families.
CFD firefighters preparing to load cars with food and gifts for families in need during the annual gift-giving day for the CFD’s Community Assistance Program.

Snapshot: CFD delivers toys, food

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By Current Publishing on January 27, 2018 Carmel Community

Members of the Carmel Fire Dept. recently presented gifts to neighbors in need through its annual Community Assistance Program. CFD shopped for toys and delivered food to more than 152 families, including 406 children. “It’s the old school fire dept. It’s something you would have seen a 1960s movie, and it happens today,” CFD firefighter Tim Griffin said. “People coming together as a community, driving through our fire house bays, firemen on and off duty loading cars.” (Photos by Heather Collins)

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