Category: Pink Out

  • Benefit Bike Ride –            Bikin’ for Boobies – 2019

    Benefit Bike Ride – Bikin’ for Boobies – 2019

    90 mile bike ride – Benefits local charity “Pink Out”. Money raised stays in the Greater Hanover Area, helping to fight breast cancer! We are proud to help this great organization!

    Our event was made even more special by local sponsors of our event! Thank you for your donations!

    Bay City Restaurant

    Buffalo Wild Wings

    Appalachian Harley-Davidson

    3 Hogs BBQ

    Blue and Gray Bar

    Papa Johns

    Red Lobster

    Olive Garden

    Weis

    Firehouse Subs

    Pressell’s Florist

    Makan Crabs

    Boise Cascasde

    Deja Brew

    Buch Construction – $250

    Beau Dunkerly – $500

    Jane Rice – $500

    John and Karen Pearson (Fan Cave – Lancaster, PA) – Vince Papale Print

    Lisa and Jim Startzel – $100

  • 2019 “PINK OUT” SALE

    2019 “PINK OUT” SALE

    Pink or black T-shirts are available for preorder.  Youth sizes are small – X-Large, Adult sizes Small – 4X.    All shirts and mugs are $15.00 each. 

    Travel Mugs are also available for preorder.

    Back of T-shirt design

    Check or cash only, make checks payable to IAFF Local 2045.  Orders and payment must be turned in by September 5th This ensures all items will be delivered for October.  All proceeds support the Hanover Area “Pink Out”. All money is due at the time of order. Contact the Wirt Park Fire Station (201 N. Franklin St., Hanover) in person or see any member. Be sure to leave your contact information so we can let you know when the order arrives.

  • Bikin’ For Boobies

    Bikin’ For Boobies

    Local 2045 held our 2nd Bikin’ For Boobies Benefit Ride on September 15th.  The day started at Station 79-2 (Clover Lane), with multiple stops during the ride.  The final stop was Bay City Restaurant, for Food, Fun, and Awards.  Thank you to all of the Riders, Sponsors, and Help for making the event a success.

      All money raised supports the local

    Hanover “Pink Out” Organization.

  • Annual Pink Out Donation

    Tonight Local #2045 Donated $3000 To Our Local Charity “Pink Out”. This Money Stays In The Greater Hanover Area! Helping Women Fighting Breast Cancer! We Are Proud To Help This Great Organization!

     

  • Bikin for Boobies

    Today, IAFF Local 2045 supported breast cancer awareness with a motorcycle ride. By participating, we were helping Pink Out women’s cancer fund to continue the fight to help local women.

    Today We Support Beast Cancer! With a Ride. Helping Pink Out Women’s Cancer Fund! Helping The Women Fight! 

  • Supporting The Cause

    Supporting The Cause

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    MICU 49-1 crew Paramedic Heather Kraus and EMT Adam Hartman along with firefighter Jeff Parks gather for quick photo supporting the cause wearing 2015 Pink Out  t-shirts.

  • Unique Awareness Support

    Unique Awareness Support

     
    Paramedic Jenna Hunt got creative in her support for breast cancer awareness by lacing up her work boots for the month of October with bright pink shoe strings and no doubt will start a new trend among the ranks. Great job to our sister Jenna!! 

  • Pink Out T-Shirt Sale

    Pink Out T-Shirt Sale

      

    It’s that time of the year again where Greater Hanover Professional Firefighters IAFF Local 2045 is selling our T-Shirts to benefit the local Hanover chapter of Pink Out. This year we are selling blue and pink t-shirts with our design on the front and back. Shirts are available in sizes Small to XX Large. Shirts are available in short and long sleeve style. Also available this year are Women’s and V-Necks Shirts.
    Short sleeve shirts are $15.00
    Long sleeve shirts are $20.00
    Shirts are currently available for purchase and pickup at either Hanover Fire Dept Wirt Park station or Penn Township Clover Lane station. For online purchases, we are currently working in setting up a Pay Pal acct, once ready, we will post that information as well.

    Thank you in advance for your continued support.

  • Brother & Sisterhood Fun

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    Senior firefighter Fred Sentz shares a moment with his grandson, while firefighter Wysocki shares some bonding time with EMT Eric Miller. EMT Miller also compares bellies and due dates with paramedic Jenna Hunt.