• Nonmonetary Support N.E.C.*

• 82.

Preventionfocus Inc

Community and school-based substance abuse prevention, SEL and healthy life skills programs for youth, teens & adults.

• Elementary, Secondary Ed

• 83.

The Walking Classroom Institute

Walk. Listen. Learn. A program of @HealthierGen, The Walking Classroom boosts students' physical, mental, & academic health using educational podcasts & walking The Walking Classroom program is simple: Students take brisk 20-minute walks as a class while listening to the same custom-written, kid-friendly podcasts that come preloaded on our WalkKit (audio devices) or are available in our mobile app.

• Victims' Services

• 84.

Get Safe Choice Personal Safety, Inc.

Building safer communities through violence prevention education & training We will train you in effective personal safety, violence prevention, and crisis intervention tactics.

Kids on the Move for Success

Non-profit advocating school safety with compassion, confidence and control #scholarships & #STEAM #Mentoring.

• Automotive Safety

• 86.

Drive Alive Inc

PREPARING TEEN DRIVERS FOR THE ROAD AHEAD NOT SURE HOW TO BEST GUIDE YOUR TEEN IN BECOMING A SAFE AND CONFIDENT DRIVER.

• Alliance/Advocacy Organizations

• 87.

Pdx Cycling Worlds Inc

Car Crashes Are a Major Problem Regrettably most people will eventually experience a motor vehicle incident even in lovely Abilene.

• Safety Education

• 88.

Arkansas Operation Lifesaver Inc

Our mission is to end collisions, injuries and deaths at grade crossings and on rail property.

Wheellab

PROGRAMS IMPACT GET INVOLVED ABOUT US CALENDAR SNEAK PEEK SeattleNOW Pedaling Power WheelLab inspires youth to think creatively and develop essential life skills fine motor skills and problem solving skills utilizing hands on experience in a positive safe accessible environment that will increase their productivity in their community as safe conscientious riders.

• Safety Education

• 90.

National Association for Child Window Safety

Phone 612 5990280 Phone 612 5990280 National Association for Child Window Safety There is a reasonable expectation that a child should be safe within hisher own home.