Dearborn Mayor, Police Chief, Moonlight as ‘Guest bartender’ at Jan. 16 Firefighters Burn Drive Charity

Dearborn Mayor John B. O’Reilly, Jr., Police Chief Ronald Haddad, Deputy Fire Chief Dean Creech and State Representative Gino Polidori will be giving up their day jobs to moonlight as “guest bartenders” Saturday to help raise money for the Dearborn Firefighters Burn Drive charity.

The guest bartenders will be “working” Saturday, Jan. 16, from noon to 6 p.m. at the VFW Post 2107 at 1312 Monroe St.

The guest servers will do what it takes to bring in the tips as all the money collected will be donated to the Dearborn Firefighters Burn Drive. Last year, the Burn Drive raised and donated $50,000 to local burn centers, hospitals and families in need.

“The money we raise has a very direct and real impact on the lives of burn victims, many of them children,” said Lt. Steve Worden of the Dearborn Fire Department. “These events are how we raise money so I encourage everyone to come down and have a bowl of chili and a beverage. And don’t forget to leave a tip.”

Worden will be cooking up a batch of his firefighter five-alarm chili, which will be on sale at the event along with free hot dogs.

For more information about the Dearborn Firefighters Burn Drive or if you would like to help or donate to the cause, please contact Lt. Steve Worden at 313-478-6761.

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4 Responses to “Dearborn Mayor, Police Chief, Moonlight as ‘Guest bartender’ at Jan. 16 Firefighters Burn Drive Charity”

  1. Kevin Pal says:

    A great cause being directly supported by a great group of Dearborn’s finest.

  2. YoungGibraltar says:

    What a great cause. This is almost as good as when the firemen are doing their car wash drive.. Deeelish

  3. rick says:

    Nice cause, however, I hope the Police Chief won’t have his boys outside, waiting for the drinkers, for their easy arrests. By the way Chief when are u going go move into town?

  4. oldalldayschoolmom says:

    I keep hearing the police chief has not yet moved to Dearborn. Not only does that violate that city charter, it scares the hell out of me if he feels he is safer in Detroit…