Trusted Partnerships - Washington State Council of Fire Fighters

Bereavement Uniform Program

The Bereavement Dress Uniform Program exists to ensure that every fire fighter is afforded the honor and that every fire fighter’s family has the opportunity to bury their loved one in a dress uniform at no cost to the family. To learn more, to donate, or to get a uniform, call the Lighthouse Uniform Company at 1-800-426-5225.
BUP Manual 2015

Will and Estate Planning

Legal Shield
Robert Critchfield, Morton McGoldrick Attorneys At Law
Clint Morgan, Morgan Hill Law Office

Kids’ Chance

Kids’ Chance of Washington is a need-based scholarship program for the dependent children and spouses of workers killed or seriously disabled in a workplace accident in Washington. Founded in 2001, it is one of 20 such state organizations helping kids to achieve their desired future.

Washington State Firefighter JATC (Joint Apprenticeship and Training Committee)

The JATC promotes fire fighter safety and professional development that can be used for training and educational opportunities for career fire fighters in Washington State.

Union Plus

Union Plus is a nonprofit organization founded in 1986 by the AFL-CIO to provide unique consumer benefits programs exclusively to union members (current and retired) and their families.

American Income Life

American Income Life Insurance Company is a 100% union insurance company. It provides a group accidental death and dismemberment benefit for all local members at no cost.

National Police and Fire Foundation (NPFF)

The NPFF is a non-profit organization founded to provide memorial websites and donation templates that are industry standard secure and ensure that all tax deductible donations are properly forwarded to recipients.

National Police and Fire Foundation (NPFF)

The NPFF is a non-profit organization founded to provide memorial websites and donation templates that ensure tax-deductible contributions are properly forwarded to recipients. For more information, visit their site, contact your district representative or the WSCFF office.