2021-2022 Academic Year
Canadian Fallen Firefighters Foundation
Scholarship and Bursary Award
Scholarship and Bursary Award Applications are now being accepted.
Click Here to Download the CFFFEP Bursary Award Application
Click Here to Download the CFFFEP Scholarship Award Application
Please review the CFFFEP Policy for Eligibility Guidelines and instructions on submission of the completed forms.
The Foundation awards Scholarships and Bursaries to the children and spouses of Fallen Firefighters recognized by the Foundation. 
The Foundation awards Scholarships and Bursaries to the children and spouses of Fallen Firefighters recognized by the Foundation. The program was developed and launched by former Foundation Treasurer Doug Lock who passed away in March 2012 just after the first awards were made and before the dedication of the new Canadian Firefighters Memorial.
Doug volunteered his time with the Foundation after 49 years of distinguished service as a Lieutenant Colonel in the Canadian Forces and as a Public Servant with the Department of National Defence. Although Doug was not a firefighter, he was dedicated to the goals of the Foundation and was also a member of the Canadian Firefighters Memorial Committee and, as Treasurer, was instrumental in the achievement of our goals. In recognition of his commitment to the CFFF education program the Board of Directors have renamed the scholarship award to the CFFF / Doug Lock Memorial Scholarship.
Fire Marshals and Fire Commissioners help to support the families of the fallen
On September 14, 2014 the Council of Canadian Fire Marshals and Fire Commissioners were all in attendance at the Canadian Firefighters Memorial Ceremony in Ottawa. The Council made a significant donation to the Foundation for the creation of an additional $3000 Education Bursary named after the Council to be awarded under the current bursary policy of the Foundation.
The Foundation is excited to partner with the CCFM & FC to continue the support to the families of our fallen. It was also an honour for the Foundation to have every Fire Marshal and Fire Commissioner from all the provinces and territories attend the annual ceremony.
Canadian Fallen Firefighters Foundation Receives Motorola Solutions Foundation Grant
Ottawa– Nov 6, 2017 – The Canadian Fallen Firefighters Foundation (CFFF), today announced it has received a grant for $30,000 USD from the Motorola Solutions Foundation, the charitable arm of Motorola Solutions, Inc. The grant will be used by the CFFF to continue their Education Program for the children and spouses of fallen firefighters.
The Motorola Solutions Foundation awards grants each year to organizations, such as the CFFF, which support and advance public safety programs and science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) education initiatives. This year, there was a focus on programming for women, underrepresented minorities, people with disabilities and veterans.
