Why the weekend costs nothing
Somebody already paid for it.
A First Responder and the person beside them come to a retreat for three days and are charged nothing: not the room, not the meals, not the materials. That isn't because it's cheap. It's because the organizations on this page covered it first.
Some give money. Some give what they make or do: the towing, the printing, the food, the flights. Both count, and both are on this wall.
Platinum · $30,000 and up
Platinum Sponsors
Mount Carmel Health
American Electric Power
Coughlin Automotive
RKE Trucking Services
Bound Tree
State of Ohio Department of Public SafetyGold · $15,000 – $29,999
Gold Sponsors
Kokosing Construction
Bryant Heating & Cooling Systems
Central Ohio American Charities
The Christ Foundation
The Phoenix Project
Citywide Solutions
Fraternal Order of Eagles, Aerie #3614Silver · $5,000 – $14,999
Silver Sponsors
Capital Towing & Recovery
ADAMH
NetJets
VFW Post 8736
FOP Ohio
CME Federal Credit Union *
Piada Italian Street Food *
LC Wealth Management
RxBridge
Westerville Firefighters Memorial
FC Wealth Solutions
Coldwell Banker Realty *
Bio-One
Biometric Information Management
S-E-A
Courtyards on Riverside
AirLife* Denotes an in-kind donation: goods or services rather than money.
“Thank you to First Responders’ Bridge and to each and every one of the speakers and sponsors! Top notch!! I am truly honored and grateful to have been a part of something so powerful!”
Retreat attendee
Put your name on this wall.
Sponsorship starts at $5,000. Your name goes on the shirts, the banner, the coin and the room, and on this page.
If you’d like to sponsor a single retreat, there’s an option for that, too. Sponsor a retreat →
Giving something other than money?
Towing, printing, food, flights, a venue, a service. In-kind support is real support and it’s recognized the same way. The three starred names above are exactly that.
The Bridge Corp, doing business as First Responders’ Bridge, is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. EIN 82-5475103. Westerville, Ohio.

