If you’ve been following along for a while then you know our very own employee @mayadube is running the @bostonmarathon for the @bostonchildrens this year. As if that’s not impressive enough she set a goal to raise $10,000 and crushed it So we made a deal with Maya, and our…
Pridestar Trinity was excited to officially “cut the ribbon” to their new Chelmsford, MA base located at 54 Chelmsford Street. It was a complete makeover for the first floor; adding two garage doors and all the necessary electrical and medical equipment for the storage of two ambulances. Community leaders from…
It was great to visit our fellow First Responders at the Town of Dracut Fire Department. They are always available to collaborate and cross train. Our current EMT course attendants had the opportunity to work with the Dracut Fire Department and learn the different means of extrication while on scene.…
We love being able to show kids a tour of our ambulances and dispatch center. Especially ones that are trying to earn their next badge. Thank you to Cub Scout Pack 81 for visiting!!
While driving by Dracut Town Variety store the other day we happened to see some Girl Scouts selling cookies, WHO CAN PASS UP A BOX OF GIRLS COUT COOKIES!? Answer: No one! So…. we stopped for a box and before we knew it we were giving a tour of the…
We love the opportunity to get involved with our communities. A big shout out to our employee, Joe – EMT, who joined Lowell Police and fire to read at the Lincoln School in Lowell, MA the other day during National “Read Aloud Day”…celebrating Dr. Seuss birthday!
Adrianna and her partner, Lana, delivered a baby last month (almost in an elevator at the local hospital). They wound up delivering the baby in the hallway on the way to the Labor and Delivery Floor. The baby had some minor difficulties, however these ladies acted fast and baby &…
We had a great day joining local officials as well as Lowell Police and Fire personnel for a morning visit to the STEM Academy (at the Rogers School) in the City of Lowell. EMT Jeff was able to read to the Special Education class and they were all smiles!
During Ray Keefe’s first polar plunge fundraiser — held about 15 years ago — he recalls it was just him and his then 9-year-old daughter, Maddie, who dove into the icy waters of the Atlantic Ocean. Oh, how times have changed. On Saturday, Keefe said he and Maddie were joined…
Michael Kiernan organizes a charity hockey game to support Lowell General Hospitals TeamWalk for Cancer, a Winter Classic! This was Mike’s 9th year putting on the event. Pridestar Trinity EMS was the team sponsor again this year! TeamWalk funds make a difference in the lives of today’s cancer patients by underwriting…
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