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The Fishers Department of Fire and Emergency Services is partnering with HSE Schools in a fundraising project to purchase trauma kits for over 1,000 Hamilton Southeastern School District classrooms.

How can you be a part of this great outreach program to “Protect the Heart of Fishers?”

Come out to Ben and Ari’s on Saturday, September 13th from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. for Putt-ing Out the Fire, a family-fun event! Putt-ing Out the Fire features unlimited miniature golf, a dunk tank, a kids area and food. Texas Roadhouse will be serving up hot dogs, hamburgers, chips and drinks from noon to 2 p.m.

Click here for advanced tickets. Adult pre-sale tickets are $12 (or $15 at the door); children (age 12 and under) pre-sale tickets are $10 (or $12 at the door).

All event proceeds help purchase trauma kits for the classrooms of our local school children. Most school incidents are over before the emergency personnel arrive at the school, so this partnership aims at giving every classroom in the HSE School District the supplies they need in the event of a traumatic injuries, allowing for quick attention and care that currently isn’t able to be done.

Enjoy this family-friendly event for a GREAT cause!

It should come as no surprise that I am, at heart, an animal lover, which is why I am a strong and vocal supporter of the Humane Society for Hamilton County and all that they represent. Without such well organized and well executed programs it’s no telling what would happen to all of the amazing cats and dogs that they rescue on a daily basis. Did you also know there are so many ways in which you can help the Hamilton County Humane Society? Not only are they always in need of donations because caring for, treating, feeding, and housing the communities unwanted and uncared for animals is certainly not cheap but they also have volunteer opportunities as well. This would be an ideal way to get your family involved in the community and in doing so, teaching your children to give back. Fostering an animal until a forever home is available is also a wonderful way to help out the humane society and allow the animal to live outside the confines of a cage while it awaits a loving family. The Humane Society also has a wish list posted of items and supplies that they are in need of that you could pick up on your next grocery trip. This is only a select few of the ways that you can get involved. Plus don’t forget that they are featuring some “Spook-tacular” reduced adoption fees on orange and black cats as well as black and brindle dogs. This would be a wonderful time to open your home and heart to a four legged friend.