Our gift to you this holiday season
NFPA's "Project Holiday" can help you and your community stay fire-safe.
Our "Project Holiday" online toolkit is stuffed to the brim with everything you'll need for a comprehensive holiday safety campaign.
News release, letters to the editor, talking points, and report
Safety tip sheets
Print these reproducible safety tip sheets to distribute at community events.
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As you deck the halls, be fire smart. A small fire that spreads to a Christmas tree can grow large very quickly.
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Remember: a candle is an open flame, which means that it can easily ignite anything that can burn.
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The leading cause of kitchen fires is unattended cooking, so stay alert when cooking this holiday.
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The holidays are a time for families and friends to gather. But that also means a greater risk for fire.
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Gift tags and Christmas tree tags
Use these colorful tags to brighten your holidays -- and make them more fire-safe!
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| Give the gift of fire safety with these colorful gift tags (PDF, 744). Duplicate the tags and distribute to residents to use with their gift-giving. |
Our Christmas tree tags (PDF, 340KB) provide important fire safety information. Make copies of the tags and ask local retailers to distribute with every tree sold. |
For kids and families
Safety videos
Watch these NFPA videos for tips on making your holidays safer.
NFPA's Lorraine Carli has a few safety tips to consider before you decorate your home for the holidays.
NFPA's Amy Lebeau offers tips to keep your Christmas tree fire-safe this year.
A demonstration showing how flammable a dry Christmas tree can be as opposed to a tree watered regularly. This test was conducted by NFPA and Underwriters Laboratories.
Keep family and guests safe during the holiday party season by following these simple tips.