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Volunteers Firefighters of Estremoz organize VII Solidarity Walk

Rádio Campanário13 September 2026 at 23:16

The Volunteers Firefighters of Estremoz will organize, on November 1st, 2026, the VII Annual All Saints' Day Walk. The initiative is promoted by the Humanitarian Association of Volunteers Firefighters of Estremoz and aims to involve the community in an action of fellowship and solidarity.

The main objective of the walk is to raise funds for the completion of the new Vehicle Park of the Association, a project considered fundamental to reinforce the conditions and means at the service of the corporation. The initiative is under the motto "Together for the New Vehicle Park" and all revenue generated from registrations will go entirely to this project.

After the walk, participants will be welcomed at the Volunteers Firefighters of Estremoz barracks, where a Great Solidarity Feijoada will take place. Registration includes lunch and a commemorative t-shirt, allowing participants to associate themselves with the firefighters' cause.

The Volunteers Firefighters of Estremoz reinforce their appeal to the solidarity of the population through the message "Help us protect those who protect you!". The definitive poster with all details regarding the walk will be disclosed soon.

Why this matters

Readers from Estremoz have the opportunity to participate in a solidarity action that directly supports the firefighters of their community, contributing to improve the available means for local protection. The event combines community fellowship with a concrete purpose of fundraising for an infrastructure essential to the emergency services of the region.

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