Every gift lands on a tuition invoice.

Donations fund medical certifications and on-site training clinics, paid directly to the training providers. We are an all-volunteer board. No salaries are paid from donations.

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Help us put life-saving skills directly into the hands of the community.

Name, email, and an amount are required.

Tax-deductible to the extent permitted by law. EIN on request, no form to fill out.

  1. $50

    One CPR / AED certification. Pays the full course fee for one community member, paid directly to the training provider.

  2. $200

    One Wilderness First Aid course. Two-day field training. Covers tuition, course materials, and reference manual.

  3. $750

    One Wilderness First Responder course. Eighty hours of instruction. The standard certification for working in remote environments.

  4. $1,200

    One full EMT-Basic certification. Tuition for the most rigorous tier we fund. Recipients leave employable as ambulance crew.

  5. $2,500

    One on-site training day. Instructors, supplies, and curriculum at a community event of your choice. Reaches forty to a hundred attendees.

Fixed unit costs. No mystery overhead.

Every grant and every clinic has a known dollar figure. Your donation moves to the next available slot at that price.

How to give

Online

The easiest way to fund our next grant is through the Zeffy donation widget at the top of this page. Zeffy doesn't charge processing fees, which means 100% of your secure card or ACH donation goes directly to training the community.

By check

Make checks payable to Action Sports Safety Project. Email info@actionsportssafetyproject.org for mailing instructions. We send a written acknowledgment for tax purposes within ten business days of receipt.

Stock or donor-advised fund

We are currently working to accept appreciated securities and donor-advised fund grants. Contact info@actionsportssafetyproject.com for an up to date status of where we are in the

Employer match

Many employers match charitable contributions. Once you donate, ask your employer's giving program to direct the match to Action Sports Safety Project, a 501(c)(3) public benefit corporation in California.

Donations are tax-deductible to the extent permitted by law. No goods or services are provided in exchange for charitable contributions. Tax ID (EIN) available upon request.