First Responders across the nation are eligible to receive a $5,000 survivor benefit issued at no cost to the agency or First Responder, on behalf of AFBA. Use the form below to request more information about how your agency can receive this benefit from the First Responder Task Force.
First Responder Benefit Association (FRBA) is our nonprofit founded to fill the gap of financial hardship that can often burden families of fallen First Responders. The First Responder Task Force funds 100% of FRBA’s administrative and operational expenses so that 100% of public donations go directly to aiding the families in need.
Learn MoreFirst Responder Benefit Association is a tax-exempt 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization
*The $5,000 survivor benefit is paid when a line of duty death occurs. Line of duty is defined as AFBA members who are Emergency Service Providers to include law enforcement, firefighters, and emergency medical services providers who are killed while involved in operations at or responding to/from the scene of an incident. If death occurs otherwise, outside of a suicide, the beneficiary will receive a $2000 benefit.
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