SECOND ANNUAL FEED THE FIRE

What Is Feed The Fire

Weston’s helmet at funeral service. March 2014

Feed the Fire was started in 2014 in the memory of Weston Keeton. 2014

Weston was a 7 year old boy, from TN, who was diagnosed with  congenital heart defect at 9 days old. Later he also suffered Pulmonary Hypertension. The last three years of his life was mostly spent in Children's Hospital of Philadelphia. Weston was full of life and loved firemen, police, and service members. The local 22 firemen association adopted Weston and his family. Upon his death Weston was honored with a fireman’s funeral. It is our hope that you will help “Feed the Fire” by giving back to your local hero, whether they are firemen, police, EMS, service members, anyone who is your hero. We will be doing this on March 23 2015. Hope to see you there.

“Do your little bit of good where you are; it's those little bits of good put together that overwhelm the world.”

― Desmond Tutu 

How We Did Last Year.

The first annual “Feed the Fire” was a fantastic success. I was blown away by the out pouring of support. People from around the world got together to show their support of their local fire departments. Over 100 fire stations were fed. Lots of smiles and the story of one little boy and his love of helping people was told.

The Keeton family taking breakfast to Kingsport Fire Department. March 23 2015

“How far that little candle throws his beams! So shines a good deed in a weary world.”

― William Shakespeare, The Merchant of Venice

Hopes For This Year!!

This Year I would love to feed twice the number we had last year. I know we can do it. I would love to see more pictures. I would love to see people take this on as project, form teams. We are so grateful for anything you can do to help. Stay tuned for more info at our Facebook page. . Losing Weston is hard but by helping to give back to the people who reached out makes it a little easier. I am, as always in awe of the support we received and thankful for what you do.



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