August 2021 Burn Bulletin
For the past 50 years, the Alisa Ann Ruch Burn Foundation has been a part of thousands of stories within our burn community. This community includes survivors, caregivers, volunteers, and supporters.
July 2021 Burn Bulletin
On June 12-18, 2021, we were excited to see the return of in-person Champ Camp! Camp looked a little different this year – with family pods, masks and social distancing – but the laughter, songs, costumes, fun and love were the same as the 34 Champ Camps before.
June 2021 Burn Bulletin
We invite you to join us on Saturday, October 2, 2021 in Southern California, for our 50th Anniversary Gala.
May 2021 Burn Bulletin
On April 15, 2021, the Alisa Ann Ruch Burn Foundation marked its 50th year providing burn education and burn survivor support services to California.
April 2021 Burn Bulletin
In March, we shared a behind the scenes glimpse into our recent 50th Anniversary Photoshoot! These photos will be used in a commemorative 50th Anniversary coffee table book, releasing later this year, featuring 50 stories from our burn community.
March 2021 Burn Bulletin
February 7-13, the Alisa Ann Ruch Burn Foundation (AARBF) participated in the National Burn Awareness Week (NBAW).
February 2021 Burn Bulletin
On January 6, AARBF hosted a virtual yoga led by Dr. J, Poindexter and Sunflower. We appreciate our instructors for leading this session and thank our participants for joining us!
January 2021 Burn Bulletin
In a year full of firsts, we ended it with our first Virtual Holiday Party on Friday, December 11, with more than 360 burn survivors & their families!
December 2020 Burn Bulletin
In celebration of this anniversary, we are working on putting together a commemorative coffee table book that will include 50 stories….YOUR stories! These will be stories from burn survivors, volunteers, firefighters, nurses, educators, donors, family members, friends…everyone who has made AARBF what it is today!
November 2020 Burn Bulletin
Each year, the first full week of October is dedicated to Fire Prevention Week. This year’s national theme was “Serve Up Fire Safety in the Kitchen.” Although kitchen safety is a very important topic, especially in recent months with so many people spending more time at home and preparing their own meals, it is not the most important issue facing California.