Experience a once in a lifetime two hour tour of over 130 classic American Muscle cars with collector Peter Fink, owner of Certified Transmission. The event supports the 26+ year mission of Keep Kids Alive Drive 25.
The Avalon Village is the prototype for distressed and neglected communities that aim to become eco-friendly, resilient, and self-sufficient, thus transforming that community from “Blight to Beauty.”™
Read MoreSeptember 19-22, 2024 will mark our 17th Annual Live Forward!® Run to Remember as part of the official Trail Run up Pikes Peak in Colorado.
Read MoreKeep Kids Alive Drive 25 is proud to be a partner with We Save Lives and the National Road Safety Foundation to support the launch of National Safety Passenger Week, Jan. 23-30, 2022.
Read MoreAs Keep Kids Alive Drive 25 turns 26, take a look back at a few of the landmark campaigns initiated in our early years. Learn how you can get started or expand initiatives in your community.
Read MoreTake a moment to watch the Pikes Peak Ascent 2021 memorial slideshow featuring "Love is here to stay".
Read MoreKeep Kids Alive Drive 25 launches the Keep Kids Alive Podcast. In the first episode, the nonprofit’s founder and executive director Tom Everson shares how the organization began and expanded over the years.
Read MoreMeet our spokes-doggie, Rogi! He’s the star of our newest #KKAD25 campaign, #SafeRoadsForRogi.
Read MoreA series of videos from the 2020 holiday donation campaign.
Read MoreThe PSA entitled "Belt Up And Make It Click" was created by KKAD25 in partnership with Ford's Driving Skills for Life and the Governors Highway Safety Association.
Read MoreA special message from attendees of the 20th anniversary of KKAD25 banquet.
Read MoreA family's fight against distracted driving. By Shawntee Passmore of KMTV 3 News Now.
Read MoreSmall Iowa town making young man's legacy one of safety | State Farm
Read MoreThis PSA was produced by KKAD25 for Omaha Public Works.
Read MoreKEEP KIDS ALIVE DRIVE 25® presents Phone Down, Eyes Up, a public service announcement created in partnership with Ford's Driving Skills for Life and the Governors Highway Safety Association.
Read MoreSummer is on the doorstep and kids are out and about playing and riding bikes. Many of us enjoy a stroll around the neighborhood. It's a good time to remind ourselves of 3 things we can do to keep ourselves and others safe on and around neighborhood streets:
1. Stop! Take 3 To See® at every stop sign. Even if no one is present, it is great practice for when someone is present.
2. Keep Kids Alive Drive 25® - Observe the posted neighborhood speed limit, and go slower when children, cyclists, or pedestrians are present.
3. Hang up and drive. Help keep everyone alive. The death rate due to phone use behind the wheel goes up every year. Our brains are not wired to drive and talk or text on a phone at the same time. We get tunnel vision and are not aware of what is going on around us. Dare to care enough to toss the phone in the trunk if needed in order to focus on the most important task we have behind the wheel - driving.
We only become good at the things we practice. Let's all be aware and drive with care all summer long, and throughout the rest of the year as well. Need an audio-visual reminder? View "Practice the Better"
