18 families served after line-of-duty deaths; 17 catastrophically injured firefighters supported; over $100,000 in direct aid given in 2025

HONOR, COURAGE, SERVICE

We honor the lives and legacy of our 19 Granite Mountain Hotshots.
"After losing my fiance, the Eric Marsh Foundation instantly surrounded us with love and support. They gave us a sense of community when we felt most alone, and continue to remind us that we are part of a bigger family." -Paige Miller (Brian Hughes Arrowhead Hotshots 7/29/2018 Ferguson Fire)

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Carrying the Legacy. Supporting Survivors.

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Serving the Wildland Firefighter Community Since 2014

Amanda Marsh, Eric's widow, founded the Eric Marsh Foundation for Wildland Firefighters in 2014 to carry forward and honor the legacy and lives of the 19 Granite Mountain Hotshots.

Last Alarm - June 30, 2013