History
On October 10th, 2015 Keri Anne DeMott was killed by a multiple DUI offender while driving home. She was only 20 years old, and was dedicated to serving her community. She was studying Sociology at the University of Central Florida in the hopes of becoming a social worker and helping children and families in need. The foundation was started by the DeMott family in 2016 to honor Keri's memory and to share her story with the primary goal of one day ending drunk, impaired, and distracted driving. As the foundation has grown the DeMott's have realized that every decision we make in life matters, not just the ones we make while behind the wheel. Whether it's at school, work, home, church, or anywhere else in between, we all face decisions on a daily basis that will shape who we are and effect every single person we come into contact with. As a 501(c)3 non-profit organization, the foundation and the DeMott family keep Keri's passion of helping others alive.
Specialties
We travel nationwide, speaking to students in Elementary school through college, corporate events as well as law enforcement agencies. We also present to youth groups and adult organizations. We have Victims Services for families and individuals affected by loss due to drunk, impaired, or distracted driving as well as raise awareness through year round events.