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Glassy Mountain FD raises $3,300 for Muscular Dystrophy Assoc.

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LANDRUM, S.C. — Glassy Mountain Fire Department held its annual “Fill the Boot” drive in September/October, collecting donations at Highway 11 and Highway 25. The campaign resulted in $3,300 in donations for the Muscular Dystrophy Association.

Pictured above: Engineer/paramedic Don Jeffers collects donations from motorists. Other GMFD participants included Chief Robert Staples, Captain Russell Rafferty, Captain Caleb Palmer, Captain Greg Lamb, Max Heim, John Roggy, Eric McCarson, Hunter Ward, Jake Wilson, Don Jeffers and Zach Coates.

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