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Purchase a t-shirt to help Groton’s Electric Boat Fire Department (EBFD) raise funds for cancer awareness!

On sale now, short- and long-sleeve tees can be purchased from the EBFD in Groton to help support their fundraising efforts. Prices vary depending on style and size, and both cash and Venmo payments are accepted. All proceeds from sales will benefit the Terri Brodeur Breast Cancer Foundation and Go Bald for a Brother.​​

Employees who wish to show their support are asked to fill out the order form and return the form with payment to David Dow at the Groton EBFD. David can be reached at ddow@gdeb.com if you have questions or need assistance.

The EBFD thanks you in advance for your support!

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