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Next up in our vendor spotlight is Otter's Detailing, owned and operated by retired Hoover firefighter and Navy veteran Jeff Otwell.

Jeff brings the same attention to detail from his years of service into every vehicle he works on. Otter’s offers interior and exterior detailing, paint correction, and professional ceramic coatings, with both mobile and drop-off services available.

We’re proud to have Jeff and Otter’s Detailing supporting this year’s Rescuer Vendor Event. If your vehicle needs some attention or you want to protect your investment, give Jeff a call!

Learn more or book a service at:

https://www.ottersdetailing.com/

If you’ve got a project in your head and need the right people to bring it to life, Firehouse Home Renovations is the kind of company you want to call.

Brian Underwood and Patrick Smith have built a reputation around quality work, attention to detail, and turning ideas into finished spaces people are proud of.

Whether it’s a renovation, remodel, or something completely custom, they know how to take a vision and make it happen the right way.

We’re glad to have Firehouse Home Renovations supporting the Rescuer Vendor Event and raising money for the Rescuer Scholarhship.

https://firehousehomerenovations.com

Some vendors bring a product to the event. Manufacture Good brings a mission.

Led by Tim Lawson, Manufacture Good is a Birmingham nonprofit focused on investing in men through hands-on woodworking, job skills, mentorship, and character development. Their team creates handcrafted furniture and goods while helping prepare men to become stronger employees, husbands, fathers, and leaders.

Come see what they’re all about at the Rescuer Vendor Event on September 19th at Cahaba Brewing, support their mission, and help us continue raising money for the Rescuer Scholarship.

This is exactly the kind of organization we love having involved in this event. Good people doing meaningful work right here in our community.

https://www.manufacturegood.org

Want to win a six-hour deep-sea fishing trip for four?

We’re raffling off an incredible day on the water, and tickets are only $35 each!

Even better, every dollar raised goes directly to the Rescuer Scholarship, which helps self-sponsored recruits cover the cost of their firefighter training at the Alabama Fire College.

Grab a ticket or two for your chance to win while supporting the next generation of firefighters. If you’re unable to purchase one, sharing this post would mean just as much and help us spread the word.

The winner will be drawn on September 19 at the Rescuer Vendor Event. You do not have to be present to win!

Get your tickets here!👇🏼
https://www.rescuercpr.com/RescuerVendorEvent2026

If you’ve ever needed custom shirts, hats, uniforms, or department gear done right, 119 Threads is a name worth knowing.

119 Threads is firefighter owned and operated and specializes in custom embroidery, screen printing, custom designs, and apparel for fire departments, first responders, businesses, and events.

Ethan Redden understand the fire service because he's part of it, and that shows in the quality and pride he puts into his work.

We’re glad to have 119 Threads joining us at the Rescuer Vendor Event on September 19th at Cahaba Brewing. Come check out their gear, meet the people behind the company, and support another firefighter-owned business that is helping us raise money for the Rescuer Scholarship.

https://119threads.com

These are the jobs that make crews better, fix problems, and build better firefighters. There’s no better way to improve than through real-world experience.

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When you’ve spent your career serving your community, that commitment usually doesn’t stop at retirement.

Firehouse Electric, owned by recently retired Homewood Fire Captain Keith Headrick, is another firefighter-owned business we’re proud to have at the Rescuer Vendor Event this year.

Keith has taken the same work ethic, dependability, and attention to detail that comes with a career in the fire service and carried it into Firehouse Electric.

If you need electrical work done, keep Firehouse Electric in mind and support someone who has spent years serving our local community.

Come meet Keith and the Firehouse Electric team September 19th at Cahaba Brewing and help us support the Rescuer Scholarship.

We appreciate Keith and Firehouse Electric for being part of this year’s event and supporting the next generation of firefighters.

There’s something different about doing business with people who understand the fire service.

That’s one of the reasons we’re proud to have Branham Services supporting this year’s
Rescuer Vendor Event. They’re a local, family-owned company with fire service roots that specializes in home improvement projects including custom decks, cabinetry, remodeling, pergolas, and more.

If you’ve got a project around the house you’ve been wanting to knock out, give Branham Services a look and support a local company that’s also stepping up to support our mission.

Come meet their team September 19th at Cahaba Brewing during the Rescuer Vendor Event and Cahaba Oktoberfest.

Every vendor who participates helps us continue funding the Rescuer Scholarship and giving back to the next generation of firefighters.

Support local. Support firefighter-owned.
branhamservices.com

Vendor Spotlight!

Today we thank Fire Vault for being part of the Rescuer Vendor Event! We're excited to have them out to show off their new program that helps track supplies and accurate record keeping.

One of our favorite parts of putting this event together is getting to highlight businesses within the fire service and give people a chance to support the men and women behind them.

Fire Vault stepping up as a vendor means more than just showing up for an event. Their support directly helps us continue funding the Rescuer Scholarship and investing back into future firefighters.

Come hang out with us September 19th at Cahaba Brewing and support a firefighter-owned business while you’re there.