Rock to Remember

The San Ramon Valley Firefighters Association and the California Fire Foundation would like to invite you to the 2024 Rock to Remember benefit. Since its inception in 2012, Rock to Remember has raised over $40,000 to assist the California Fire Foundation's mission of providing emotional and financial assistance to families of fallen firefighters, firefighters, and the communities they protect. From providing college scholarships to children of fallen firefighters, to building and maintaining the memorial wall in Sacramento for California firefighters who lost their lives in the line of duty, the Foundation's mandate includes an array of survivor assistance projects and community initiatives . This year’s event will take place at The Garden, Walnut Creek’s premier event space, on Saturday Nov. 2nd, 6-11pm. This is an indoor/outdoor venue with multiple floors where you can listen and dance to the music of three live bands, or play cornhole and giant connect four, or socialize and take some pictures in the photo booth. All of the bands feature members of local fire departments!

$20 ticket includes a buffet with food donated by Clementine’s Restaurant of San Ramon! There will be two full bars with a great selection of beer, wine, and craft cocktails for purchase.

Raffle prizes include:

Two night stay the Andaz boutique hotel in Napa, CA

Napa Valley Wine Train with Gourmet Dinner package for two

Set of custom Rock to Remember themed cornhole boards that include bags made from repurposed turnouts.

Golf for four at Boundary Oaks GC in Walnut Creek

Golf for four at Las Positas GC in Pleasanton

Case of award winning wine from Foley Family Vineyards.

Collection of small batch hand crafted liquors and a tasting for four from Sonoma Bros. Distillery.

There will also be a silent auction for dinner for six at a San Ramon Valley firehouse!

6 :00 Doors Open

7 :30 Static Flow

8 :30 Calm & Chaos

9 :15 Raffle Prizes Awarded

9 :30 King Hippo

Host or Publisher San Ramon Valley Firefighters Association & California Fire Foundation