Media Coverage: Fire Engineering's Week One Coverage

Feel the Burn '07 Update: Week One

Media Coverage: Williamsport, PA and Canton, PA

Williamsport, PA - Sun-Gazette
Firefighter rides bicycle into northcentral Pennsylvania on a trek to raise money for those injured by flames


‘Feel the Burn’ rider working his way to Canton

‘Feel the Burn’ rider arrives in Canton

Media Coverage: Hartford, CT

Cross-Country Ride Leads Man To Hartford

Firefighter Raising Funds For Burn Victims

Media Coverage: Branford, CT Welcome

Firefighter Mike Manning's Ride For Burn Victims

Media Coverage: Boston Kick Off

Firefighter Kicks Off Cross-Country Bicycle Ride For Burn Survivors

Quincy Native To Raise National Awareness

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"Feeling the burn: Firefighter rides for a cause"
By LANE LAMBERT, The Patriot Ledger

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Ohio Firefighter Bikes for Burn Survivors

Fire Engineering Coverage

Great coverage of Mike Manning and Feel the Burn 2007 in Fire Engineering Magazine's website and in their newsletter. Thank you.


Firefighters: We are trying to raise "300 from 330"!
$300 from each and every fire station to go to help burn survivors. Please contact the Phoenix Society or leave a comment on this post and we will get back to you ASAP to answer any questions.

TV Coverage

Thank you to Dayton Channel 22 for giving Feel the Burn '07 a lot of TV time - twice last night and the live morning show this AM. Mark, Gary, and Asa, Ch. 22 reporters, did a wonderful job in communicating what we are trying to accomplish with this fundraiser. Scott from the Germantown Press newspaper also interviewed Jen Whitestone and myself yesterday as well. I think the message that one honest effort can truly change the world are starting to be felt by all touched by this fundraiser and the Phoenix Society. People I have been speaking with are happy when they understand what we are all doing. I see in their eyes that they understand our efforts and intentions are not futile, they understand that with our single effort, we can change the world for all burn survivors and their families. THANK YOU to all who have donated to the Phoenix Society and are supporting burn survivors. Every penny counts and is appreciated. The father of a virtuous friend of mine said that "Pennies add up to nickles, nickles add up to dimes, dimes add up to dollars." How true that is.

Mike

Thank You, Fire Engineering!

Fire Engineering has graciously given me a venue for getting the word out on the fundraiser through their website. Thank You!