SS&Si Dealer Network, a national distributor of fire and security products, launched the 2026 Kidde Commercial for Kids Program, a purpose-driven initiative supporting Embers of Hope Burn Foundation’s Burn Camp in Micanopy, Florida.

Through this program, SS&Si will donate 10% of its gross profit from Kidde Commercial fire alarm product sales in 2026, up to $10,000, to Embers of Hope. Kidde Commercial has agreed to match SS&Si’s donation, effectively doubling the potential impact for young burn survivors.

Embers of Hope provides a free multi-day camp experience for children who have survived burn injuries. The camp creates a safe, empowering environment where survivors build confidence, form peer connections, and engage in activities designed to promote healing and resilience. The organization is led by Rebekah Johnson, co-founder and executive director and burn survivor, who also serves as executive director for the Florida Fire Sprinkler Association and regional coordinator for Florida and Puerto Rico with the International Fire Sprinkler Association.

“The fire protection industry is built around protecting lives,” said Jake Voll, president, SS&Si Dealer Network. “The Kidde Commercial for Kids Program allows us to extend that mission beyond prevention and detection. Every Kidde Commercial product sold through SS&Si in 2026 will help support children whose lives have been directly impacted by fire. We’re proud to align our growth with real community impact.”

The initiative reflects a natural alignment between fire protection manufacturing, distribution leadership and survivor support.

“We are incredibly grateful for SS&Si’s commitment and Kidde Commercial’s willingness to match their donation,” said Rebekah Johnson, co-founder and executive director, Embers of Hope. “Programs like this strengthen the fire safety community and help us continue providing life-changing experiences for young burn survivors.”