The Fire Brigade started with a simple question: “What would you say on going halfies on a fire truck?”

One night after work, two friends were spinning music together when the idea came up. At first, it sounded wild — where would we park it? Who would fix it? What would we even do with it? But the answers were already there, and within hours we were standing in front of a fire truck, signing papers. We didn’t know it yet, but that moment would ignite something much bigger.

At first, the fire truck was just a fun project. Over time, inspiration from real estate philanthropy projects in Mexico, the discovery of clarity from breathwork practice, and the openhearted community of music festivals reshaped our vision. We realized the truck could be more than just a party on wheels — it could be a vessel for connection, healing, and change.

That’s how the Fire Brigade was born. Today, we’re “first responders” to the needs of our communities. We create intentional gatherings that blend music, movement, breathwork, and creativity to raise awareness and spark action around causes like homelessness, underfunded schools, and climate change.

We believe that when people come together with presence, joy, and purpose, real transformation happens. And the fire truck? It’s our stage, our symbol, and our spark.