Find Safety Education Nonprofits and Charities

  doclas wrote:

I am a Chicago Mom who became a Consumer Advocate in July 2003 after my then 5yr. old son, Andrew, was nearly strangled to death by a toy called the Yo-Yo Water Ball. I had heard about Kids In Danger from a friend of mine whose 2 yr. old son had died... more »

  sarahann1006 wrote:

Judah Brown's parents and Annette are dear friends of mine. I've been privileged to be part of the Judah Brown Project since the very first event, and they continue to grow and do amazing work to stave little lives every single day. more »

  jenwormald wrote:

I have had lots of fun helping Doggone Safe with Be a Tree sessions for kids. I have learned a lot. more »

  njavid96 wrote:

Small community organization doing great work! Really enjoyed working with them. more »

  Bill31 wrote:

I am one of the Founders of the Santa Ana Police Foundation. I became involved because I saw the passion of the leadership at the SAPD. Santa Ana has achieved the Forbes 4th Safest Large City award for a reason. I want to be part of the blossoming... more »

  Tony S. wrote:

AMPHS Volunteer Experience I started working at AMPHS while applying to residency. I had graduated medical school, but did not start my residency right away. I found AMPHS through their association with the Medical Reserve Corp of the United... more »

  Dayna_H wrote:

My Dalmatian, Molly the Fire Safety Dog, and I, donate thousands of hours each year to the Keep Kids Fire Safe Foundation, so we can help keep the foundation keep children and their families safe.Traveling all over the US and Skyping KKFSF's... more »

  tflood1431@hotmail.com wrote:

I would avoid this group. I raised $ for them to fund surgical missions and I have no idea what they did with with it. BAD NEWS more »

  Sheryl H. wrote:

Our first year officially on June 6. Very proud of our heavy hitting directors and advisors and the milestones they have achieved. Our commitment to transparency is displayed through the GuideStar Exchange Seal. Google grants for nonprofits is helping... more »

  Carson H. wrote:

FCP is a top notch non-profit with excellent staff and services. Their training and methodologies are intuitive, easy to remember, and high quality. Partnering with them is easy, and highly recommended. more »

  tuba_czar wrote:

With many in the industry touting their products as tested and approved, CPS defines standards and provides clear feedback to manufactures and the public about the safety of products on the shelf and internet. They rely on scientific studies to define... more »

  Offshoresupport wrote:

Appreciate the support that the NSBC outreach programs provide for instructors and the awards programs more »

  wolfton wrote:

Hands down the best safety skills I have ever received came from this program. Since taking the class I notice that I am speaking up more and it is positively affecting my work and personal life! The instructors were professional and warm and... more »

  mrobinson123 wrote:

I appreciate the real life safety experience this home gives you. It challenges you to think of all areas to protect small children from harm. The information was very useful and helped my family to plan for fire safety and national disasters. The safety... more »

  Lhofstetter wrote:

As of 4/26/2011, ARISE has certified over 5,457 Group Facilitators who have gone on to teach more than 5,400,000 documented hours of interactive ARISE Life Skills lessons for at-risk youth and teens across the United States and beyond. Its founders,... more »

  beagle01 wrote:

The Vanished Children's Alliance provides so many services! The Outreach Department is geared towards abduction prevention, providing saftety presentations and information to children and adults. They also provide fingerprinting in-house and at various... more »

  Colleen J. wrote:

I was abused as a child. I had no help, no one to believe me. I was taken out of the home while the abuser remained. Ultimately he got off free while I had to live with the shame. He went on to abuse again, and unbelievably got off AGAIN. I wish... more »

  oraia wrote:

RightRides for Women's Safety is a wonderful example of a community-led and community-driven organization. Our free, late night ride home program has driven 3,000 riders home safely thanks to 150 driving team volunteers. We're also a founding member of... more »

  MylMoB1707 wrote:

I’m 24 and couldn’t swim. I was really embarrassed about it but Aqua angels helped me over come my fear and embarrassment! I feel like I can fully join the Olympics with the help of my amazing teacher Raquel! more »

  JaniePowers wrote:

I am honored to work with fellow Board Members and program managers to bring together the community of Rescue Water Craft professionals and recreational users for the united goal of increasing personal and professional knowledge base and safety. The... 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 »

  Stephanie J.1 wrote:

We received a gift card from the Autism Spectrum Disorder Foundation. It is going toward my son's Christmas presents. I just want to say how happy he will be on Christmas morning and how greatfull we are for this opportunity to make him so happy. more »

  haltieri wrote:

The Colt Catalina Foundation saved my baby girl - I’m sure of it! We had a pool accident where my fearless 3 year old jumped in. Luckily I was right there to get her out. This scary accident didn’t stop her though. We found the Colt Catalina Foundation... more »

  Artland95 wrote:

OMG..just experienced quite a holiday dilemma when my son, being thoughtful and generous, managed to drop off all of his gifts prior to his actual arrival for the family party, and I had foolishly scheduled a BBSLI pick up for same day.. I'm sure you... more »

  ellenliming wrote:

MORE THAN A SELF DEFENSE CLASS! I would highly recommend this course to any adult woman, teens and college aged students! They also have a special class geared for children & parents too! I have taken this course and it is an excellent way to learn... more »

  Tom_55 wrote:

The Wilson Parrot Foundation: rescues, rehabilitates and rehomes parrots that have been abandoned, abused or their owners can no longer take care of them. The birds are not caged and are free to roam the house. We do not breed or sell the birds. Some... more »

  Writer wrote:

Atlantic Life Safety is a top notch organization. Ever since volunteering to serve on the Board of Director, I have watched this agency bloom into one of the most organized and professionally run teams that I have ever had the privilege to work with.... more »

  AllanT wrote:

I became involved in the Santa Clara County FireSafe Council several years ago to help prevent wildfires in the Alum Rock Park area near our home. Later, as I became involved in more county-wide activities of the council, I was elected Treasurer and... more »

  BSBurton wrote:

The Red Mountain Search Dog Association is made up of awesome, hard working volunteers who train weekly with their K9 partners. more »

  safety01 wrote:

Several years ago, I had the opportunity to work at the NSC Nebraska Chapter as an instructor for the Occupational Safety and Health Program (now called Workplace Safety Services). During my years at the Council, I saw first-hand just how passionate... more »

  Brittany01890 wrote:

I found All Care Plus through a friend and she insisted I go here to take CPR/First Aid training. I absolutely loved it. The instructor was so lively and humorous. I have yet to find anything that could possibly be close to beating that safety training... more »

  ericasiegal wrote:

AidTeam provides clear and direct information for disaster preparedness. Thank you for all your hard work. more »

  DebbieJaine wrote:

Jane Doe No More is a non profit that is making a huge difference among not only trauma survivors, community organizations, but now, with their Safe Student Initiative program, they are spreading their message throughout schools who will have them.The... more »

  ReidPinckard wrote:

SafeBAE is arguably the best SV prevention org I have gotten the chance to work with after my five years in SV prevention organizing space. They truthfully care for the students they interact with and the people that they hire. I could go on for hours... more »

  trhyne04 wrote:

Knowing the Sheltra family for the last several years it is obvious how much time and dedication they have show for the local community in which Richard served. They continue to volunteer in the community and bring awareness to make sure that no... more »

  supportkids wrote:

Anything that can be done to help children get healthier is worth our time, attention and money. The Tennessee Pediatric Foundation's work towards reducing and eliminating childhood obesity has the potential to change so many lives for the better. As... more »

  ChangeMaker wrote:

I volunteered for the ARC when I was between jobs. I worked in the community outreach program based in Fairfax. The people in the office were lovely! They were also very dedicated to their jobs and their cause. At the time I organized the storage closet... more »

  azTony wrote:

I have been a volunteer for this organization for many years now and the mission aligns with my personal vision. We work in cooperation with the Tonto National Forest on education of the general public about responsible off-highway vehicle use and resource... more »

  Scott Anderson wrote:

This charity was set up after my cousin Justin Baty died - the charity collects money to raise awareness about his disease and to try to find a cure. I urge you to donate what you can. thanks! Scott Anderson more »

  junkcollector wrote:

Neon18.com is a fantastic non-profit advocacy group for safe teen driving! I had an idea for a 1% surcharge on racing revenue in Florida to help reinstate driver's education in our high schools. more »

  savannahchuck wrote:

JFCF is dedicated to preventing children accidents by increasing community awareness and providing educational opportunity to organizations and agencies that share a common goal. This year during our April Fling, we gave away FREE hundreds of bike helmets... more »

  Firstlove wrote:

Heartless people. They Spend a lot of time speaking hate on others. Judging others but not them selves , is another habit they have. It was a very unpleasant experience for me and my friend when we volunteered for them. We would not recommend this... more »

  adorablex2 wrote:

21 years ago, my 9 year old son Jonathan and his best friend Charlie(13) left home for a bike ride on a beautiful March morning. Their ride was cut short when a sexual predator murdered them both. We founded the Jonathan Sellers and Charlie Keever Foundation... more »

  Monica R.1 wrote:

Autism FYI is a very notable charity who spreads Autism Awareness for the safety of individuals on the Autism Spectrum. I applaud the staff for educating and sharing their expertise on Autism. more »

  S_Qubed_Studios wrote:

The folks here are amazing at what they do! Riding a motorcycle is inherently dangerous yet incredibly fun. With safety, an understanding of motorcycle dynamics, control skills and practice, I feel very confident on the road. You will gain all of this... more »

  marcdoxanas wrote:

Phenomenal family empowerment program. Taught our family how to recognize dangerous situations and individuals that may want to harm us. We all learned the ten tricks that predators use to abduct children. It was done in a non-threatening magical environment.... more »

  Writer wrote:

Received excellent resources to teach children about natural disasters. The children enjoyed the books and songs and doing the volcano dance. more »

  jonmosby wrote:

Blackberry REACT, Inc. was chartered by REACT International 23 February 1970. Blackberry REACT serves San Mateo & Santa Clara Counties and is seeking volunteers interested in Community and Public service . We are a Federal 501 (c) 3 not for Profit... more »

  mwaage wrote:

I began volunteering with the Senior Citizens Council of Cobb County in April 2024. Their mission to provide resources to Cobb County, GA's seniors resonated with me. I value learning about strategies, programs, and options to live my best life, and this... more »

  Owen F. wrote:

80% of New Yorkers live on islands but less than 20% recreate on our waterways and as a result, New Yorkers have been disconnected from the environment. The Gowanus Dredgers programs are changing that by offering free canoeing and kayaking in Brooklyn,... more »

  Firefighter wrote:

I saw a grant application for a 10,000 gallon firefighting water tank 1/10th mile from my property. The grant sought thousands of dollars in federal funds. The FSC grant application claimed that no other firefighting water supply was available within... more »

  elastrina wrote:

I know this program works because my daughter came home from her high school and told me that the boys were crying after they saw the sad presentation from two mothers who had lost their sons in separate car crashes. I think if the kids were touched... more »

  boalvarezfoundation wrote:

BO’S STORY My name is Bo Alvarez. I was a completely normal two-year-old child until February 2005 when a babysitter was not watching me and I nearly drowned in a neighbor’s unfenced pool in Florida. My heart stopped, and I stopped breathing. ... more »

  Greg29 wrote:

I helped found this great organization. It has grown from just an idea to become the largest hiker gathering in the western US. more »

  franmakeastand wrote:

Being a student at a continuation school was difficult because of all the drugs there. I was sent to the school because I was using drugs. Being part of the GRIT program really gave me a place to stay clean and sober. Since going through there program... more »

  jim_diver wrote:

A great group spreading the truth about firearms. Everything you think you know about guns that your learned from TV or movies is 100% wrong. These folks will teach you the truth and make you safe when handling them as well. more »

  Epis wrote:

Safety topics covered in children's section have specially helped me discussing issues related with safety with my kids. And, I see my kids thinking about safety while on walking home from school, playing in playground or riding on bus. Thank you SafetyIssues.com Jennifer Danvers,... more »

  johnhain wrote:

Based in Monterey, CA, The Conservancy for the Range of the Condor is a land trust whose mission is to acquire critical land through purchase or gift, and to permanently protect it through recorded conservation easements. Preferred properties are mostly... more »

  shawnteigen wrote:

Bike Utah is focused on integrating bicycling into the everyday culture of the state. They are doing a great job – with advocacy, education, and bike promotion. With the help of Bike Utah, Utah is becoming one of the premier on road, commuting, and... more »

  KD216 wrote:

I have had the privilege to volunteer with this organization for 10 years now. The heart of the people at this organization are exceptional and focused. It is well-run and responsive to those in dire need. I have known or met dozens of people who have... more »

  DallasCERT wrote:

The Dallas CERT program provides free training to the community so that in emergencies (tornadoes, high winds, floods, fires and man-made disasters) there are folks who have the basic skills to rescue, treat, and assist others. As a qualified CERT trainer,... more »

  Patricia Nelson wrote:

This organization has done an incredible job in educating the public about the importance of home residential fire sprinklers. We have had sprinklers installed in our home because of seeing the side by side demonstrations they have done in our community... more »

  denisecouey wrote:

The Sonoma County Bicycle Coalition (SCBC) is a local advocate group for all bicycle riders of all levels. During the pandemic, bicycle ridership has soared, especially in temperate climates like Sonoma County, and the SCBC continues to work for bicycle... more »

  berkeleyprep wrote:

This is a great organization that teaches you how to prepare for disasters. Their focus is on mentoring neighborhoods to get organized, so that neighbors can help each other immediately after a big disaster, such as the next major earthquake on the Hayward... more »

  apfoster wrote:

I got involved with Impact Teen Drivers almost 5 years ago (at the very beginning of the organization!) because I lost friends to car crashes in high school. I helped in the office before I moved away from the headquarters city. I still help at community... more »

  Barb T. wrote:

Red Means Stop has been there for me since my son was hit and killed by a red light runner. Traffic safety awareness is very important to save lives. My involvement is done to honor the memory of my son, Michael Allanson, so hopefully, we touch the... more »

  trippjohnson wrote:

Wow! What an amazing experience. My friend and I took Capt. Joe’s ASA 101 course over a weekend in August. Joe is incredibly knowledgeable and makes sailing fun and easy. I’m so thankful that donors make this opportunity possible for active duty... more »

Railway safety education more »

To provide professional volunteer handlers and search dogs for the recovery of missing and/or lost person(s) upon the request... more »

Wssa's mission is to promote responsible and safe recreational snowmobiling as a family sport, to protect and preserve public... more »

To promote responsible firearms safety, ownership and use in our communities; to support the right of responsible, law-abiding... more »

The organization's primary exempt purpose is to promote safety and health in the areas of traffic, industry, home, school and... more »

Foster emergency preparedness fire prevention more »

Provide volunteer fire fighting and other emergency related services for the community. more »

With over 400,000 drownings worldwide each year, Swim India aims to reduce the number of drowning fatalities, specifically in... more »

The primary mission of the Lake Dunlap Fire Department is to provide and timely and professional response to all calls for service... more »

To share the aloha spirit with visitors affected by adversity on hawaii island more »

To reduce injuries and save lives by empowering our community to make positive life-changing decisions. more »

Informing the public of safe boating practices via courses, inspections and seminars. Educate the membership in advanced navigation... more »

To provide training when needed to individuals, organization, and agencies in water rescue and medical responses. more »

The insurance institute for business & home safety's mission is to conduct objective, scientific research to identify, evaluate... more »

Orange County Search & Rescue (OCSR) is an all-volunteer emergency response team that is organized as a public benefit, non-profit,... more »

Education in the safe use of hazardous chemicals more »

A social and political fraternal organization for motorcyclists. more »

SMH provides advocacy and comprehensive, up-to-date public education, services, research and resources focusing on School Mold... more »

Implement "project safe neighborhood" more »

The Tri-City Bicycle Club (TCBC) attracts riders of various ages and riding abilities. We are a "touring" club, meaning the emphasis... more »

To provide education and outreach to baltimore city residents about cycling and its benefits, as well as advocate for better cycling... more »

The foundation provides emergency assistance for dozens of individuals facing personal tragedies, funding for technology needs... more »

To implement an informed, consensus-based national outreach strategy that will increase participation in recreational angling... more »

Support chaplain ministry and deputies of the bienville parish sheriff's department more »

The experimental aircraft association (eaa) exists to promote the world of aviation on a global level through sharing creative... more »

Stop Our Shootings, a national 501(c)3 was formed in 1999 to educate our society about the real dangers of kids and guns, and... more »

To train and promote health and safety education and programs primarily to industrial and construction personnel. more »

Wildfire fuel reduction 0n palomar mountain. more »

Aware awake alive seeks to equip youth and their communities with the tools and confidence to prevent lives lost to alcohol poisoning.... more »

Safety education and training more »

The mission of the people's burn foundation is to provide support and advocacy services to burn survivors and their familiies... more »