Girdletree Volunteer Fire Company, Inc.

06/06/2026

This year's winner of the Harley. Mr. Cannon from Stockton.

06/06/2026

Winning numbers for the drawings and chinese auction.
Thank you everyone for making today’s event success. 

06/06/2026

Our 22nd Annual Cash and Bike Bash is another sell out! Thank you!!!!

06/06/2026

2026 Girdletree Bike & Cash Bash. Going on today until 5pm

06/06/2026

06/06/2026

WE HAVE 21 TICKETS LEFT FOR TODAY'S 22nd Annual Cash & Bike Bash. Those tickets will be available on a 1st come, 1st serve basis today and can be purchased at the door. Doors open at 11 AM, and the event starts at noon! $50 per ticket.

05/26/2026

64 tickets left. Get yours before they are gone!

Only 100 Tickets left for our 22nd Annual 2026 Cash & Bike Bash being held Saturday, June 6th - Noon to 5 P.M. at the Firehouse in Girdletree, Maryland. Tickets are $50 and available here https://www.paypal.com/ncp/payment/W95AF55NYMCNE

05/19/2026

Only 100 Tickets left for our 22nd Annual 2026 Cash & Bike Bash being held Saturday, June 6th - Noon to 5 P.M. at the Firehouse in Girdletree, Maryland. Tickets are $50 and available here https://www.paypal.com/ncp/payment/W95AF55NYMCNE

04/23/2026

After this batch of orders were fulfilled, we have less than 500 tickets available. Order yours before we are SOLD OUT for our 22nd year in a row!

The 2026 22nd Annual Girdletree Cash and Bike Bash will be held on Saturday, June 6, 2026 from noon to 5 p.m. Tickets are $50 for each. Tickets are first come, first serve. Ticket price includes the chance for the 2026 Street Glide, chances to win $250 Cash every 15 minutes for 5 hours, with a $1,000 3 p.m. special prize, plus all the food and soda you can eat and drink (food served until 3:30 p.m.), entertainment with the Band "Rhythm Section". Plus during the day there will be silent auctions, additional cash & raffles, and our famous Cash & Bike Bash T-shirts.

https://www.paypal.com/ncp/payment/W95AF55NYMCNE

04/12/2026

In the wake of this weekend's tragedy, we’ve received many questions about grain bin rescue resources and what is currently available in our region.

Through partnerships between the Delaware Soybean Board, Delaware Farm Bureau, Maryland Soybean Board, Maryland Farm Bureau, Maryland Grain Producers, Horizon Farm Credit, and Nationwide—in collaboration with the National Education Center for Agricultural Safety—grain bin rescue tubes and critical safety training have been provided to local fire departments across Delaware and Maryland’s Eastern Shore.

These life-saving tools are strategically placed throughout the region to support emergency responders when every second counts. Many poultry company grain facilities also maintain rescue tubes on-site as an added layer of protection.

We also want to share that nominations for additional fire companies to receive grain bin rescue equipment and training are currently being accepted through April 30. You can submit a nomination here: https://bit.ly/4c6EQf5

The Delaware Soybean Board has previously explored placing this equipment directly on individual farms. However, we have been advised that without proper training, grain bin rescue tubes can do more harm than good. For that reason, this equipment is best placed in the hands of trained first responders who are equipped to use it safely and effectively in emergency situations.

We encourage farmers, employees, and family members to be aware of the locations of nearby rescue equipment and to review grain bin safety practices before entering bins or working around stored grain.

A list of grain bin rescue tubes currently available in Delaware and the Eastern Shore of Maryland is included below. For a full list of locations supported through this program, please visit: https://bit.ly/4c4a3zs

ETA: We have also received input of tubes located in Millsboro, Kent Special Operations Team, and Sussex Operation Team in Delaware, and Eldorado-Brookview on Maryland's Eastern Shore. Please continue sharing other locations you may know of so we can have a complete list.

Safety remains a shared responsibility. Continued awareness, preparation, and access to the right equipment can make a critical difference in preventing future tragedies.

📸: Training at Felton Community Fire Company, Inc., sponsored by the Delaware Soybean Board last summer.