Fill The Boot drive returns this week
Firefighters take donations to battle MDA
CHATTANOOGA (WDEF) – A 68 year tradition resumes this week in Chattanooga.
Firefighters are once again hitting area intersections for their Muscular Dystrophy Association (MDA) Fill The Boot CAMPAIGN.
The Chattanooga Fire Department and Local 820 of the Chattanooga Fire Fighters Association will take donations from motorists or pedestrians around town.
You can also donate online at https://filltheboot.donordrive.com/team/Chattanooga820
or scan the code on your phone
Thursday (Nov. 10), Friday (Nov. 11) and Saturday (Nov. 12) from 10 AM to 2 PM each day at the following locations:
Quint 1 – Market St & Main St
Ladder 1 – Main St. & Central
Squad 1 – Broad St. & Aquarium Way
Quint 3 – Entrance of Walmart & Cummings Rd
Engine 4 – Dodson Ave & Wilcox Blvd
Engine 5 – Main St & Willow St
Ladder 5 – Bailey Ave & Willow St
Quint 6 – Bonny Oaks Drive & Hwy 58
Quint 7 – Lee Hwy & Relocation Way (Food City)
Squad 7 – Jenkins Rd (intersection by Tiger Mart)
Quint 8 – Shallowford Rd & Hamilton Place Blvd
Engine 9 – Rossville Blvd & Dodds Ave
Quint 10 – Wilder St & Dodson Ave
Engine 12 – Frazier Ave & Forrest Ave
Quint 13 – Greenway View Dr & Brainerd Rd
Squad 13 – Igou Gap Rd & Gunbarrel Rd
Quint 14 – St. Elmo Ave & 38th St
Engine 15 – Moore Rd & Shallowford Rd
Quint 16 – Lupton Dr & Hixson Pike
Quint 17 – Mountain Creek Rd & Signal Mtn Blvd
Quint 19 – North Point Rd & Hixson Pike
Squad 19 – North Point Rd & Hixson Pike
Squad 20 – Brown Ferry Rd & Cummings Rd
Quint 21 – Gunbarrel & East Brainerd Rd (Halloween Express parking lot)
Engine 22 – Walmart Entrance and Exit behind Chik-Fil-A on Hwy 153
“Firefighters in Chattanooga, TN and around the country display an unwavering support for MDA year after year, raising critical funds and awareness to help our families get the care they need,” says Holly Carroll, Director of Firefighter Partnerships for the Muscular Dystrophy Association. “We are so thankful for their continued commitment to help us empower the people we serve to live longer, more independent lives and for their willingness to protect everyone on the frontlines in our community.”
