My Nonprofit Reviews

I began as a volunteer at KMF as a requirement from work. I did not know Kailee’s story until that night at the Gala. I took stickers home for my daughters to put on their cars. My Amelia did and she said it reminded her to buckle her seatbelt. Soon it was a habit. I kept in touch with them a little but I never realized how much these precious people would mean to me. Four months after the Gala, Amelia was in a head on collision with a pick up truck on FM 1488. No one knows how, but Amelia survived. She walked away from her mangled up car and only needed a few stitches in her knee. She told me at the hospital that she saw her KMF sticker and she knew she couldn’t have been alone. She developed a habit that contributed to her surviving the crash and believed she gained a guardian angel as well.
The people at KMF genuinely care, understand and support those who have been impacted by automobile accidents. I’m so grateful for them and I love them dearly.
Stephanie Kirk