10/28/2025
Today, we honor not only the courage and sacrifice of our first responders, but also their mental, emotional, and personal strength.
Behind the uniforms are normal people who carry the weight of what most of us never see: trauma, loss, high-stress decisions, and long hours away from family. The mental toll is real and yet, they continue to show up for us every single day; protecting and helping our communities.
On this day of recognition, let’s do more than say thank you. Let’s advocate for mental health support, accessible resources, and safe spaces for our first responders to heal and be heard.
To every firefighter, EMT, paramedic, police officer, dispatcher, and frontline worker: We see your strength and your struggles. You deserve care, too.
Support is available. Let’s protect those who protect us.