This year six unique calendars will feature Australia's hottest firefighters with rescue cats, dogs, horses, and native animals.
BRISBANE, Australia, October 24, 2019 (Newswire.com) - The hottest firefighters in Australia are back again in their internationally popular Australian Firefighters Calendar. For 2020, they have a special treat with six editions of the calendar, featuring for the first time the addition of France and Germany’s sexiest firefighters alongside rescue cats, dogs, horses, Australian native animals, and even farm animals.
With a proud 27-year history of helping those in need, the Australian Firefighters Calendar has raised more than $3 million for various charities. Since 1993, firefighters from around Australia’s urban, rural, armed forces, aviation, and corporate fire-fighting services have been coming together to create the world’s most iconic calendar. They also have a rich history of supporting Australia’s biggest children’s hospital organizations.
In 2020, the Australian Firefighters Calendar will support smaller, local charities with more of a focus on native Australian, rescue, and therapy animals.
“We felt that it was important to help some of the smaller charities that the public never hears about. These grassroots organizations work tirelessly in their local community making a huge difference to people’s lives,” says David Rogers, director of the Australian Firefighters Calendar.
The Australian Firefighters Calendar will support Healing Hooves which helps children suffering from Autism and Asperger’s and returning veterans suffering from PTSD and older people with dementia and Alzheimer’s; Currumbin Wildlife Hospital which has been caring for injured native Australian animals for over 70 years; and BackTrack which was founded by Bernie Shakeshaft and helps disaffected youth get their lives back on track using a back to basics formula of respect and responsibility.
In addition, the Australian Firefighters Calendar will support Down Syndrome South Australia. Nicholas Mihalaras, CEO of Down Syndrome South Australia, says, “This donation will keep this vital disability service running. We really appreciate their support, they’re a fantastic group of guys,” says Nicholas Mihalaras, CEO of Down Syndrome South Australia.
Finally, the funding will support Pets of the Homeless, which feeds the pets of homeless people and provides temporary housing for pets that can no longer be looked after by their owners due to domestic violence situations or unforeseeable events that can occur.
This year the Australian Firefighters Calendar charity work is being shown in a series of segments on Australia’s biggest news program, “A Current Affair.” Keep watch for 2021, when the Australian Firefighters Calendar will engage firefighters from around the globe for the world’s first International Firefighters Calendar.
To learn more and see the covers of the 2020 calendars, visit AustralianFirefightersCalendar.com.
About Australian Firefighters Calendar
Established in 1993, The Australian Firefighters Calendar is distributed across the globe and raises critical funds for charities. For more information about the 2020 calendar and charities they support, visit AustralianFirefightersCalendar.com and follow them on Facebook.
Media Contact:
David Rogers – Director
Email: david@australianfirefighterscalendar.com
Phone: +61 0433 148 744
Source: Australian Firefighters Calendar
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