AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety: The AAA Foundation spreads the word about safe driving to prevent crashes and help new drivers understand the risks about driving.

Advocates for Highway and Auto Safety: Consumer, healthy and safety groups and insurance companies formed this alliance to make America’s roads safer.

Arrive Alive: A great resource for safe and defensive driving guides and techniques.

Car Control: Enroll in a Car Control clinic to learn how to avoid accidents in the future. Unlike standard Driver’s Ed, Car Control teaches drivers what to do in the seconds preceding a crash.

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention: Motor Vehicle Safety: The CDC focuses on improving seat belt use, reducing impaired driving and helping teen drivers. Check out their fact sheet on teen drivers!

Countdown2: Drive: Parents and teens can use this site together to create passenger agreements, set a healthy tone for driving and start building trust around driving.

Every 15 Minutes Program: Every 15 minutes, a person dies due to an alcohol-related collision. This site is an educational experience that highlights the dangers of driving while distracted or impaired.

Fatal Vision Goggles: This popular prevention tool simulates impairment for wearers, teaching them about the dangers of alcohol misuse and abuse.

Governors Highway Safety Administration: The GHSA represents the highway safety offices of all 50 states and creates programs to address impaired driving, speeding and other highway safety issues.

Kids and Cars: This group raises awareness about the dangers of leaving children unsupervised in and around motor vehicles.

Above the Influence: Created by the National Youth Anti-Drug Media Campaign, Above the Influence helps teen stand up to negative influences and deal with the pressure to use alcohol and drugs.

Be the Wall Campaign: Be the Wall provides powerful tools to help parents prevent underage drinking.

The Center on Alcohol Marketing and Youth: CAMY highlights the role marketing plays in underage drinking and encourages discussion, criticism and public concern about alcohol marketing to young people.

Community Anti-Drug Coalitions of America: The CADCA unites anti-drug coalitions from around the country and world to make communities more safe, healthy and drug-free.

Just Think Twice: If you think drugs won’t affect your present or future, think again. Visit this site to learn more about the consequences of using drugs.

Leadership to Keep Children Alcohol Free: Join the conversation on underage drinking, find state data and connect with others to make a difference.

Lock Your Meds: This national campaign builds awareness for the growing problem of prescription drug abuse by young people. The site is filled with resources, including educational materials, interactive games, presentations and a Lock Your Meds Pledge.

NIDA for Teens: Learn about the science behind drug abuse from the National Institute on Drug Abuse. You won’t find any preaching here, but you will find science-based facts about the way drugs affect the body and brain. Use the info to make healthy decisions!

Partnership for a Drug Free America: You’ll find a wealth of info here, including tools and opportunities to prevent drug abuse by young adults and teens.

Red Ribbon Campaign: Red Ribbon Week is the largest and oldest drug prevention program in the United States. Held from October 23-31 each year, it is a great time for people and communities to work together and take a stand against drugs.

Bullying Statistics: Learn the truth about bullying and get the info you need to prevent this growing problem in your school and community.

Stop Bullying: Visit this site to learn more about bullying, who is at risk and the steps you can take to prevent bullying.

Teens Against Bullying: Sponsored by the Pacer Center, this site helps students identify, respond to and stop bullying.

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American Foundation for Suicide Prevention: Through research, education and advocacy, the AFSP works to prevent suicide and connect people with local support groups, chapters and events.

National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: To connect with trained, skilled counselors in your area anytime (24/7!!), call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-273-TALK.

Youth Suicide Prevention Program (YSPP): Dedicated to reducing youth suicide attempts and deaths, the YSPP builds public awareness, offers school curricula and trainings and supports communities to save young lives.

FCCLA: Family, Career and Community Leaders of America promotes personal growth and leadership development to young people in schools across the country.

MADD: Mothers Against Drunk Driving works to stop drunk driving, prevent underage drinking and support victims of drunk driving.

National Association of Student Councils: For over 80 years, the NASC has helped student councils become the best organizations they can be. The NASC connects students with leadership opportunities to help them create a positive school climate.

SADD: Students Against Destructive Decisions helps students set healthy, safe courses for their lives through prevention tools and peer education. You’ll find lots of info here about underage drinking, risky and impaired driving, teen violence, teen suicide and more.

The Community Tool Box: Free info on essential skills for creating change and improvement.

The Fundraising Authority: Tools and info detailing every aspect of fundraising.

The Foundation Center: Established in 1956, the Foundation Center provides a wealth of information about philanthropy, including an extensive library of info on fundraising skills and identifying potential sponsors.

Fundraiser Insight: Collection of fundraising ideas and articles.

Fundsnet Services: A resource database about philanthropy, fundraising and grants.

Green Schools Initiative: A collection of green fundraising tips to raise money with minimal environmental impact.

The Learning Center Network for Good: Free online fundraising resources for nonprofits.

PTO Today’s Fundraising Page: Info on fundraising strategies and planning from the Parent Teacher Organization.