When Kerr County faced devastating floods, the Hunt Volunteer Fire Department (Hunt VFD) was there. Since 1976, Hunt VFD has answered fires, medical calls, accidents, and disasters across rugged Hill Country terrain. Supported by community donations, they remain a 501(c)(3) lifeline for families. Get involved and learn more at HuntVFD.org/Donate.
HOW TO SUPPORT HUNT VFD:
• A willingness to serve
• Time to volunteer
• Financial support
• Fundraising participation
• In-kind donations
• Advocacy and awareness
FAQS:
1. How do I become a member of the Fire Department?
Contact Hunt VFD to inquire about joining as a volunteer firefighter or support member. Training and guidance are provided.
2. How can I make a contribution to the Hunt VFD?
Contributions in the form of cash, checks, or appreciated stocks are welcome. Checks and cash donations can be mailed to:
Hunt VFD, P.O. Box 362, Hunt, TX 78024. Tax-deductible donations can also be made online at HuntVFD.org/Donate. For other types of donations, call (830) 238-4371.
3. Are my donations tax deductible?
Yes. The IRS has determined that the Hunt Volunteer Fire Department is a qualified 501(c)(3) organization (EIN 74-2707312). All contributions are deductible under Section 170 of the IRS Code.