The Dori Slosberg Foundation Inc

“Response to part vi; section b: policies; question 11b: the 990 reporting form is reviewed in detail by irving slosberg, director/ceo, with bryan & associates, the accounting firm who prepares the form.”

“The individual directors annually agree to abide by a conflict of interest resolution and agree not to vote on any matter that has a direct bearing on services to be provided by that member or the organization that the member has ownership interest in or is otherwise affiliated with, which would directly or indirectly benefit such member or director. The governing documents, conflict of interest policy and financial statement of the dori sosberg foundation, inc. Are made available to the public upon request.”

“The governing documents are made available to the public upon request.”

“1) educate teen drivers about the importance of traffic and road safety 2) promote the usage of safe driving habits with a focus on teen driver seatbelt compliance and curtailing distracted and impaired driving 3) support and advance teen driver education programs 4) instill the importance of civic engagement and making positive contributions to the community by teens 5) assist the florida department of transportation to ensure a safe driving environment on our roadways”

“Road safety technology - teacher and student resource portals are designed to provide valuable tools for teen drivers and teachers. Drivers ed teachers will find free distracted driving teaching tools, lesson plans and resources needed to make an impact on teens. Teachers and students access daily for updated distracted driving resources, legislation, and safe driving tools. Portals help teachers to educate students about the dangers of impaired driving via our lesson plan that partners with a video "this could be you" follows the story of two teens in prison for killing people while driving drunk. After watching the video, students log on to dorisaveslives.org and answer thought provoking questions. When the homework is completed, students receive community service hours by joining the zero distracted driving movement which educates teens about the perils of distracted and impaired driving, while instilling safe driving habits. It is our estimation at least 100,000 students at florida schools view this video as part of their classroom ciriculum.”

“Video distribution and school contests: distribution of "this could be you" video to students, parents, pedestrians and drivers. This video is now seen by some young drivers who must take the florida drug and alcohol course in order to get a driver's license. This video is now seen by drivers who consent to taking an online driving course instead of paying a traffic fine. School contests: we have developed contests for younger students and contests for older students. The younger students compete by drawing a road safety drawing. The contest winner's school is presented with a check. The contest for older students is coming up with a p.s.a. About road safety or distracted driving. The winner's schools received a check for their students' success.”

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