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Make A Difference!

Become a part of a long, proud California firefighting heritage! Honor our great state's firefighters - both past and present. Help educate our children in fire prevention and home safety.

You have a chance to do all of this, plus be a part of The Orange County Great Park . The California Fire Museum (CFM) is in negotiations with the Great Park to secure either an existing building or property within the museum district of the Great Park .

To do this, we need your help to demonstrate we have the support to build our own building or convert an existing building into a first-class fire museum and safety center!

Corporate Sponsorship & Partnership

Our fire museum building plan offers opportunities for corporate sponsors to either contribute funds towards our building fund or to sponsor planned attractions in our museum programs. These programs will include a public safety education center, fire apparatus and memorabilia exhibits, banquet facility, and a archive/library research center.

The Road To Safety

A large part of our program will be a center for children and the community. This center will be called The Road to Safety. It will comprise a number of educational exhibits dealing with all aspects of home and fire safety. Exhibits will include fire-prevention, water safety, disaster preparedness, hazards in the home, first-aid-AED-CPR, plus many others.

California Fire Museum Mission Statement:

The California Fire Museum, Incorporated is a non-profit, tax-exempt organization whose purpose is:

• To preserve and protect the history and heritage of the fire service in general, with special emphasis on the California Fire Services.
• To collect, restore, preserve and exhibit apparatus, equipment, art and artifacts of the firefighting profession.
• To provide life safety, fire safety and fire prevention education to the community.
• To educate the public about firefighters, firefighting and emergency services.
• We are dedicated to conservation, research, restoration, education and community service.