The National Fire Protection Association announced the Faces of Fire campaign, featuring personal stories of those who have been affected by fires in the home. “Faces of Fire” is a tool to promote the required installation of fire sprinklers in new single- and multiple-family homes and is part of NFPA’s Fire Sprinkler Initiative. Faces of Fire was developed with funding from FEMA.

Faces of Fire features the personal stories of home fire survivors, family members of victims, first responders and homeowners whose property has been protected by fire sprinklers. Through video interviews, photographs and written profiles available online, Faces of Fire is a resource for local advocates and fire personnel, putting personal stories front and center during consideration of fire sprinkler mandates.

The Faces of Fire campaign will be shared through traditional news, as well as social media outlets, and will be available on NFPA’s Fire Sprinkler Initiative Web site, www.firesprinklerinitiative.org/faces