Firefighter Cancer Support Network

Arm yourself with accurate details about firefighter cancer! Get the latest statistics with FCSN’s fact check.
Cancer is a looming personal catastrophe for each and every firefighter. Get the latest details and strategies.
FCSN helps firefighters and their families cope with cancer and delivers cancer awareness and prevention training nationwide.

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FCSN Update - COVID-19

The Firefighter Cancer Support Network recognizes the many challenges COVID-19 may be causing you and your families. It’s important to all of us at FCSN that our partners, members,...

COVID-19 and cancer patients

Resources and information from Cancer Treatment Centers of America regarding COVID-19 for cancer patients, as well as the community. Click here for...

2019 Safety Stand Down

It’s that time of year again to place a spotlight on FF Safety, Health, and Survival. Although Safety, Health, and Survival should be a main focus for all of us every day, this week gives...

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Our Mission

The mission of the Firefighter Cancer Support Network is to help fire/EMS members and their families cope with cancer and to provide occupational-cancer awareness and prevention training nationwide.

Together, we can provide comfort, strength, and hope by sharing our own experiences with the devastating effects of cancer.

Together, we can educate fire/EMS members about the importance of cancer screenings and early detection.

Together, we can promote an understanding that cancer does not have to be faced alone.

Together, we can make a difference.

FCSN Spotlight

is a founding member of the Firefighter Cancer Support Network-South Carolina Chapter and is the current State Director. Brad is a 12-year fire service veteran and began his fire service career as a volunteer in rural northeastern Pennsylvania. Brad is a Nationally Registered Paramedic and obtained a Bachelor’s Degree in Fire Science Management from American Military University. He currently serves as a career Fire Captain with Horry County (SC) Fire Rescue & EMS Department and received his Fire Officer Designation from the Commission on Professional Credentialing.