Granite Mountain Interagency Hotshot Crew (GMIHC)
learning and tribute center EVENTS
Upcoming Events
May 19th Local Heroes Night - Dine to Donate
Party in the parking lot ! ❖ we will be serving up popcorn, cotton candy, and snow cones ❖ face painting, hair tinsel, and photo booth also available ❖ Merchandise available to purchase from GMIHC Learning & Tribute Center ❖ Raffle baskets and DRAWINGS FOR FUN SURPRISES! Come out and have fun with us at Texas roadhouse and donate to GMIHC Learning & Tribute Center! Special Guests: Smokey Bear & Andy Armadillo Texas Roadhouse will donate 10% of all total food purchases to the GMIHC Learning & Tribute Center! That includes Dine-In and To-Go orders
Past Events
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Vote once per day NOW through March 27!Thank You to Our 2026 GMIHC19 Virtual Run/Walk Sponsors
From the bottom of our hearts, thank you.
Your generous support helped make the 2026 GMIHC19 Virtual Run/Walk a success and allows us to continue honoring the 19 Granite Mountain Hotshots, preserving their legacy, and educating communities about wildland fire prevention through the Granite Mountain Interagency Hotshot Crew Learning & Tribute Center.
Chainsaw Champion Rush Imprintables 10-8 • Gunsite Academy (50th Anniversary)
Drip Torch Partner Lawhorn Plumbing
Brush Hook Friend Findlay Subaru Prescott • Casa Chevrolet of Prescott • GMIHC Learning & Tribute Center• Orkin • Granite Mountain Stables
We are deeply grateful for your partnership. Please join us in supporting these outstanding local businesses that stood with us in remembering the 19.
The Arizona Wildfire and Incident Management Academy
5th Year Anniversary of the Tribute Center
Carry the Load
Granite Mountain Interagency Hotshot Crew
Learning and Tribute Center
Granite Mountain Interagency Hotshot Crew Learning and Tribute Center
The loss of our 19 hotshots on June 30, 2013 made a profound impact on hearts and souls throughout our local communities, the state of Arizona, the United States, and other nations. This event is now part of local history, and it is our duty and honor to preserve the legacy of the nineteen, to illustrate the heartfelt kindness and generosity which poured out locally and globally, to recognize the unique character and work of firefighters worldwide, and to educate-so that this may never happen again.