The Pukekohe Volunteer Fire Brigade Historical Charitable Trust safeguards over a century of heroic service, historical artifacts, and community safety education for future generations.
From our first hand-pumped engines to modern emergency response, we preserve the artifacts and stories that define Pukekohe's volunteer spirit.
To protect and preserve articles held by the brigade of historical value and importance.
— Our Charitable Purpose
Protecting historical artifacts, photographs, and equipment that tell the story of Pukekohe's volunteer fire service since 1911.
Advancing community awareness and education about fire safety, prevention, and emergency preparedness throughout Auckland.
Providing emergency rescue services, disaster relief, and dedicated support to the general public in the Auckland region.
Honoring the dedication of volunteer firefighters through recognition, historical documentation, and welfare support.
Active stewardship of our community's safety and heritage through dedicated service, education, and preservation.
Curating and maintaining historical firefighting equipment, uniforms, photographs, and documents that chronicle our brigade's evolution from 1911 to present.
Delivering fire safety education programs to schools, community groups, and businesses throughout the Auckland region to prevent emergencies before they occur.
Supporting our volunteer brigade with resources, training assistance, and equipment to ensure rapid, effective response to fires, medical emergencies, and disasters.
Our Trust is governed by dedicated trustees who bring decades of experience in fire service, community leadership, and heritage preservation. Their stewardship ensures our mission endures for future generations.
Whether you're interested in volunteering, donating to preserve our heritage, or learning more about fire safety, we'd love to hear from you.