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 »

  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 »

  njavid96 wrote:

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

  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 »

  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 »

  Offshoresupport wrote:

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

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  BSBurton wrote:

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