Every year, the IAFF Burn Foundation sponsors the IAFF National Children's Burn Camp in Washington, D.C.  The Foundation draws a young burn survivor (ages 13 to 15) along with professional fire fighter/counselor from each of the more than 40 regional burn camps throughout the United States and Canada to attend the National Camp.  The chosen individuals are brought to Washington, DC for week-long, once-in-a-lifetime trip where they tour the monuments, memorials, and museums; visit the White House and the Capitol; meet national leaders; and spend time with local fire fighters. Since its inception over a decade ago, the IAFF National Children's Burn Camp has earned an international reputation as a model for burn survivor support.

Get a glimpse of the National Children's Burn Camp by viewing the 2006 Camp Video.