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The 29-Day Challenge - supporting first responders - ends Friday
29 Days – $2,900 Corporate Donations – $29,000 Fundraising GoalHonour the legacy of fallen Calgary Police Service Const. John Petropoulos – and support workplace safety and first responder safety –…Continue
Started Oct 23, 2012
Take The 29-Day Challenge!
29 Days – $29 Donations – $29,000 Fundraising GoalHonour the legacy of fallen Calgary Police Service Const. John Petropoulos by taking The 29-Day Challenge.WHAT IS THE 29-DAY CHALLENGE?The 29-Day…Continue
Started Oct 11, 2012
JPMF 10th Anniversary
The John Petropoulos Memorial Fund - a leading advocate of workplace and traffic safety for emergency responders - is celebrating its 10th Anniversary this year. The Memorial Fund is celebrating with…Continue
Tags: paramedic, firefighter, police, ems, boots
Started Oct 5, 2010
Put Yourself in Our Boots campaign focuses on workplace safety for first responders
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Check out this new public awareness campaign, Put Yourself in Our Boots, which educates the public about making workplaces safer for emergency responders,…Continue
Tags: announcement, video, awareness, campaign, service
Started this discussion. Last reply by John Petropoulos Memorial Fund Feb 24, 2010.
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John Petropoulos Memorial Fund posted a discussionThe 29-Day Challenge - supporting first responders - ends Friday
29 Days – $2,900 Corporate Donations – $29,000 Fundraising GoalHonour the legacy of fallen Calgary Police Service Const. John Petropoulos – and support workplace safety and first responder safety – by taking The 29-Day Challenge.We launched The 29-Day Challenge on Sept. 29th with a call for individual donations of $29 and we’re now into our last week – and the last phase of the campaign. Several donors have heeded the call for $29 contributions, but if we are going to reach our fundraising goal…See More
John Petropoulos Memorial Fund posted a blog post29-Day Challenge enters its final week – help us reach our goal!
29 Days – $2,900 Corporate Donations – $29,000 Fundraising GoalHonour the legacy of fallen Calgary Police Service Const. John Petropoulos – and support workplace safety and first responder safety – by taking The 29-Day Challenge.We launched The 29-Day Challenge on Sept. 29th with a call for individual donations of $29 and we’re now into our last week – and the last phase of the campaign. Several donors have heeded the call for $29 contributions, but if we are going to reach our fundraising goal…See More
John Petropoulos Memorial Fund posted a status"The 29-Day Challenge - supporting first responders - ends Friday. Help us reach our goal! www.jpmf.ca #29DayChallenge"
John Petropoulos Memorial Fund posted a discussionTake The 29-Day Challenge!
29 Days – $29 Donations – $29,000 Fundraising GoalHonour the legacy of fallen Calgary Police Service Const. John Petropoulos by taking The 29-Day Challenge.WHAT IS THE 29-DAY CHALLENGE?The 29-Day Challenge is a fundraising campaign in support of the John Petropoulos Memorial Fund (JPMF). It kicks off on Sept. 29th, 2012, lasts 29 days and encourages people to donate $29 to the JPMF. The fundraising goal is $29,000.WHERE DOES YOUR $29 DONATION…See More
John Petropoulos Memorial Fund posted a status"Have you taken The 29-Day Challenge yet? The challenge supports EMS safety. Learn more at www.jpmf.ca ... donate, then spread the word!"
John Petropoulos Memorial Fund posted a status"Take The 29-Day Challenge in support of first responder safety! Learn more at www.jpmf.ca ... take the challenge and spread the word!"
John Petropoulos Memorial Fund posted a status"The 29-Day Challenge starts Sept. 29th! Check out our website at www.jpmf.ca or our FB page at http://ning.it/P64JIw for…"
John Petropoulos Memorial Fund posted a status"What is The 29-Day Challenge? Find out on Saturday, Sept. 29th and be prepared to take the challenge!"
John Petropoulos Memorial Fund posted a status"For videos, tips and info on medic safety, check out our website at www.jpmf.ca, follow us on Twitter @jpmf and check out our Facebook page"
John Petropoulos Memorial Fund posted a status"Looking for PSAs? We can help ... http://ning.it/wUNWE2"
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29-Day Challenge enters its final week – help us reach our goal!
29 Days – $2,900 Corporate Donations – $29,000 Fundraising Goal
Honour the legacy of fallen Calgary Police Service Const. John Petropoulos – and support workplace safety and first responder safety – by taking The 29-Day Challenge.
We launched The 29-Day Challenge on Sept. 29th with a call for individual donations of $29 and we’re now into our last week – and the last phase of the campaign. Several donors have heeded the call for $29…
Posted on October 23, 2012 at 3:40pm
What we can do for your team of first responders
We help emergency responders go home to their families every day.
As a charitable organization that takes its name from a police officer who died in the line of duty, the John Petropoulos Memorial Fund (JPMF) does this by educating the public about its role in keeping first responders safe on the job, whether it’s making changes at their workplaces or altering their driving…
Posted on February 3, 2012 at 4:07pm
Workplace fatality epidemic kills more than 50,000 in U.S. & Canada
Deadly workplaces are killing Canadians and Americans at an unprecedented rate, resulting in 42,882 occupational fatalities in the U.S. and 10,743 in Canada between 2000 and 2010.*
“This is unacceptable,” says Maryanne Pope, widow of Const. John Petropoulos, a Canadian police officer who succumbed to head injuries sustained after falling through an unmarked false ceiling on September 29, 2000.
“As John’s widow, I think one…
Posted on February 3, 2012 at 4:05pm
New ads urge drivers to yield to emergency responders
Stay alert behind the wheel and pull over when emergency vehicles approach. That’s the message from a series of new public service announcements (PSAs) from the John Petropoulos Memorial Fund (JPMF).
The print PSAs – which will be published in newspapers, magazines and online – depict an emergency vehicle in a driver’s side mirror, along with the words “Stay Alert” and “Pull Over.” They encourage drivers to yield the right of way to emergency vehicles that have their lights and sirens… Continue
The print PSAs – which will be published in newspapers, magazines and online – depict an emergency vehicle in a driver’s side mirror, along with the words “Stay Alert” and “Pull Over.” They encourage drivers to yield the right of way to emergency vehicles that have their lights and sirens… Continue
Posted on November 3, 2010 at 3:21pm
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