Scottsdale Firefighter of the Year awarded to Crowther
Posted 8/30/23
The 24th annual Behind the Flames Scottsdale Firefighter Charities Dinner returns on Sunday, Sept. 24. This event honors the work of Firefighter of the Year Brandon Crowther, along with his …
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Scottsdale Firefighter of the Year awarded to Crowther
Courtesy Scottsdale Firefighters Association
Scottsdale Firefighters Association hosts a charity dinner every year.
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The 24th annual Behind the Flames Scottsdale Firefighter Charities Dinner returns on Sunday, Sept. 24. This event honors the work of Firefighter of the Year Brandon Crowther, along with his colleagues at the Scottsdale Fire Station.
When speaking about this honor, Crowther states, “It’s humbling, I work with a lot of other phenomenal guys and gals that I think could’ve easily received this award. I’m grateful that others have faith in my abilities and work ethic enough to nominate me for the award, but at the end of the day we’re all a family and I’m just grateful, happy to do my part.”
The event, organized by the Scottsdale Firefighters Association, is a cherished tradition that pays tribute to the bravery and resilience of Scottsdale Firefighters and three extraordinary Valley residents who have shown remarkable courage in the face of challenges, according to a press release. This year’s honorees are Billy Mayfair, Debra Ann Byrd, and Jaysha McClendon.
The evening will commence with a sponsor reception and cocktails at 5 p.m., followed by a grand dinner featuring premium steaks, seafood and crafty cocktails. At 6 p.m., the special program will begin, with the honorees taking center stage to share their inspiring stories.
All proceeds from the event will benefit various Valley charities, making a positive impact on the lives of those in need.
Single tickets are available to purchase for $150. There are several sponsorship levels and there is also the opportunity to sponsor the attendance of a firefighter for $500.
To donate and reserve a spot, contact Brian Shedlock at 520-275-4056 or BShedlock@Scottsdalefirefighters.org.