KinderVision - All About Child Safety

Supporters Of KinderVision

Working closely with media broadcast companies in most cities, KinderVision is funded solely by corporate sponsorships and contributions and has been supported over the years by various people, organizations and companies who take the welfare of our children and community responsibility seriously. Although space prohibits us from listing them all, the following are a few of those supporters:

Parents all across the country: “I would like to thank you for the awesome program you have here. A lot of parents really do not know how to keep our kids safe. It only takes a second for a person to grab your child. So for all the parents, I would like to say thank you very much.” – Larry Sessom, Orange Co., CA

City and State Governments including proclamations from the Cities of Los Angeles, El Paso, San Diego, and Seattle and the States of Michigan, Washington, and Oklahoma.

Law Enforcement Agencies around the country including California Highway Patrol, Tucson Police Officers Association, Oro Valley Police Department in Tucson, Indiana Cops for Kids, L.A. County Sheriff and more.

Major League Baseball - KinderVision events have been at 15 different ball parks around the country and several MLB All Star Festivities including MLB Fanfest 2003 in Chicago.

Media Broadcast Companies including Viacom, HBC/Univision, ABC, Cox, Belo, Comcast and Liberman Broadcasting. Learn more about media partnerships.

Turner Home Entertainment - KinderVision safety tips have appeared in many of their releases for children including more than 4 million copies of the Swan Princess

And many others companies and organizations including Publix Supermarkets Charities, Chrysler, McDonald’s, Sharp Electronics, WalMart, Krispy Kreme Donuts, UMass Medical Center, Nissan, Sonic Burger, AT&T Wireless, Ford, Friendly’s, Kimberly-Clark, Coca-Cola, Burger King, Anthem, Kohl’s, US Bank, Safeway, Mobil, Proctor & Gamble, Saturn, Nabisco, Riley Hospital for Children, Sears, Mitsubishi, KB Home, Meijer, Kellogg’s, Kroger, MCI WorldCom, General Mills, Arby’s and many more.

Without their support, this program would not be possible.

KinderVision Crystal Angel Award Winners
The KinderVision Crystal Angel Award is given to those individuals, companies, and organizations that have made a significant contribution to the development of KinderVision which has dramatically aided in its ability to reach families.

Companies:
Fisher Broadcasting
Liberman Broadcasting
Detroit Tigers
WCBS-FM
Turner Home Entertainment
Chrysler
Cox Communications
Sharp Electronics
WVEC-TV
University of Massachusetts Medical Center

Individuals:
Rollie Fingers, Baseball Hall of Fame Member
Chris McDonough, retired Oceanside Police Department
Jerry Mestas, Los Angeles Police Department
John Marinez, California Highway Patrol
Kevin Hallinan, Vice President of Security for Major League Baseball
Mark Hubbard, Past President of Fairmont Communications
Darrell Miller, Past Director of Community Relations, Anaheim Angels
Andy Mars, Vice President of Liberman Broadcasting
Dave Armstrong, Vice President, Salem Communications
Lon Achenbach, President of LLA Enterprises
Deb Lowrey, Vice President of KinderVision

KinderVision Supporters:

"The Detroit Tigers have been a strong supporter of KinderVision because we believe in the value of prevention through education. If our involvement has protected just one child from harm, then the effort has surely been worthwhile."

Celia Bobrowsky - Manager, TIGER CARE/Community Relations, Detroit Tigers, Inc.

"KinderVision has provided us with a great opportunity to connect our products with a community service for some of our most loyal customers, parents with young children."

Bob Scaglione, Vice President, Sharp Electronics

KinderVision participates in 2004 MLB
All Star Fanfest in Houston