DAYTON, Ohio (WKEF) -- The Firefighters & Company Federal Credit Union has donated carbon monoxide detectors to local fire departments in their community for the eighth year in a row.
The credit union serves Montgomery, Miami and Greene counties and will be donating to several fire departments in the area, including Dayton, Trotwood, Harrison Township, Butler Township, Brookville, Bellbrook, Miami Valley Fire District, West Carrollton, Fairborn, Xenia Township, and Troy Fire Departments.
A total of 750 carbon monoxide detectors will be donated among the departments.
Since the program began back in 2016, the union has donated almost 4,000 detectors.
“It is exciting to see this program grow year after year and hear how much the departments appreciate and look forward to the donation to help their residents.,” said Shannon O’Neill, Marketing Manager for the credit union.
The credit union donates the detectors utilizing some of the funds from the credit union’s holiday skip-a-payment program.
The total amount donated in dollars for the CO detectors since the initiative began, is $53,000!
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