Camp Pomperaug in Union draws burn survivors from all over the world. Part of its mission is to remind kids that despite what they’ve been through, everything will be OK. (Published Friday, Jul 19, 2019 on nbcconnecticut.com)

This lecture, open to the public and hosted by the Connecticut Burns Care Foundation, will be held in the Hollander Auditorium. It will feature the second highest-ranked expert in burns in the world, Dr. Marc Jeschke from Toronto, Canada. Upon completion of this lecture, attendees will be able to: Understand the current state of burn

Disaster Restoration Services, of 338 Airline Ave., Portland, wrapped up their annual coat drive on Wednesday, December 12th. The final delivery was made to Button Up Connecticut headquarters out of Siracusa Moving & Storage in New Britain, where owner Dan Siracusa was presented with 710 winter coats for the mission. Over a three month period

Nice article and TV segment about The Arthur C. Luf Children’s Burn Camp. Washington, D.C.-based WJLA ABC news highlights the D.C. area children and counselors who attend camp. https://wjla.com/features/hero-247/childrens-burn-camp-firefighters-dc-ct

Click here to download the 2018 Gala Sponsor/Advertiser Contract Form! This year we will be Celebrating our 40th Anniversary! It all began with one firefighter’s dream. Arthur C. Luf formed an organization that would help educate the community on fire safety and fire prevention, support training of professionals on the latest techniques in care and

Theater has the power to help us better understand ourselves as well as others, whether it’s people from diverse cultures or anyone who is different than us. So it’s no surprise that New Paradigm Theatre (NPT), a company renowned for its imaginative productions that embrace diversity, will present another show with a poignant and timely

Watch the video below of CBCF Executive Director Kathlene Gerrity speaking with Ben Blake, Mayor of Milford, Connecticut about the Arthur C. Luf Children’s Burn Camp and upcoming events to support the Connecticut Burns Care Foundation.

Former camper and, for the past three years, a counselor at the Arthur C. Luf Children’s Burn Camp, Kelsey Pandiani will be participating in the Kayak-a-thon to benefit the Children’s Burn Camp. She will be joined this year by Teresa Mariconda, Lou Chupak, and Lynn Pandiani and their goal is to cover the cost of

The 2018 New Haven Bed Race will benefit Connecticut Burns Care Foundation, Inc. We are very excited to be part of this fun event!! Looking forward to some creative/ingenious designs. Bring it on! Read the entire article on WTNH’s website

Executive Director Kathlene Gerrity tells WTNH’s CT Style how anyone can be a part of the Arthur C. Luf Children’s Burn Camp. View on WTNH’s website