Find Automotive Safety Nonprofits and Charities

  BADD Is Great wrote:

My name is Dan Regan. I am Jack Regan's brother. As you are well aware my brother was killed by a drunk driver in the early morning hours of September 7, 2013. My sister-in-law called with the news and my first reaction was disbelief. After going... more »

  memdavis wrote:

Tom Everson runs an amazing non-profit. I met him at the "Towards Zero Deaths" conference in Minnesota in 2008, after my husband was rear-ended and killed in a traffic accident. Not only did Tom provide support and empathy, he asked me for my story and... more »

  Writer wrote:

This non profit is dedicated to improving safety for all motorcycle riders. it also has raised over $250,000.00 for local Veterans & Children on Long Island. it is run strictly by volunteers and all funds are used to help others. more »

  fred2 wrote:

I went coast to coast with this group to take a Medal of Honor recipient and two Silver Star veterans to Arlington for burial. It became a spiritual adventure as crowds gathered to honor these veterans and stand along roads and in towns to display flags... more »

  mobileUser500625 wrote:

It is amazing how great their accomplishments are in the short amount of time they have been established. Creating a legacy for their 16 year old daughter by spreading seat belt awareness and saving lives is not only astounding but heart warming. David... more »

  richardkent wrote:

I have been a member for over 20 years. They helped me through my own victim experience and have been both helpful and effective. more »

  jwieser wrote:

I am the president of the board for Alison's Hope for Hearing. Alison was a friend and co-worker of mine with so much passion, heart and drive to help the hearing impaired. It is my wish to see this organization grow and to be able to help as many people... more »

  becsmip wrote:

I have 5 beautiful children now. Two were teenager and the other two had just reached 43 and 50 pounds and I had put them into the small boosters. When I hit my brake to avoid an accident, my younger slipped underneath the belt and trapped her on the... more »

  Robert R wrote:

I have taken several of the Mature Driver Safety classes. The instructors are well prepared and I get to meet new people while taking the program. An added bonus is my discount on my auto insurance for taking these classes. I highly recommend the program... more »

  Writer wrote:

This is an awesome non profit that is aimed at reducing distracted driving crashes and deaths by talking to teen and adult drivers about the facts, and about loss from this very thing. The approach touches the head and hearts of the audience making a... more »

  caring1 wrote:

I am an expert level, certified trainer and know an effective program when I see one. I had the honor of being able to attend one of the classes put on by a Georgetown, TX Law Enforcement team. They did a FANTASTIC job with the kids! The kids paid... more »

  TROMP wrote:

With no funding, this grassroots initiatve to change the culture of travel has been educating people and making ne3ws since its inceptiion more »

  VeneratedFaith wrote:

When my family contacted Acadiana Safety in an exhausted effort to obtain monitoring with an ankle bracelet as a condition of my bond for a DWI, we expected to be financially abused as proposed by other providers. Unjustifiable strap on fees based on... more »

  jg12323 wrote:

Terrified awful people that work there. My driving instructor for my road test, Robin was rude and very sarcastic. She also screamed a lot. I will not go back and I will tell my friends to not go there either. more »

  jen.davis1336 wrote:

Hello! I would like to take some time to pitch a business proposal. It isn't necessarily a business proposal as much as it is a way to bring our community a little bit closer. My mother, Jennifer Davis, is working to help a rural... more »

  Writer wrote:

With only a few paid staff members, SNG achieves real results for traffic safety in Seattle. They do this with a strong network of neighborhood chapters, motivated volunteers, and effective advocacy with elected and appoint leaders. They've demonstrated... more »

To engage and support families affected by distracted driving crashes through state-and-nationwide resources which include shared... more »