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  • Transcript Yes Mike Davis calling for the firefighters in E.M.'s fun is to benefit drive done each year to support our firefighters whether the merged is a house fire a car accident or a catastrophic attack on American soil firefighters risk their lives to save others as and I'm sure a double 527 political organization we're calling the citizens in the area for a one time donation for the Dr and of course we do make sure you get everything including the thank you letters showing the support the firefighters the top sponsorships our 150 or 35 I just need to know which one we can put you know for.
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