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The Casey Feldman Foundation strives to make this world a better place in memory of Casey.

09/28/2026

Casey Feldman was just 21 when she was killed by a distracted driver who looked away.

Her death inspired the creation of End Distracted Driving, and her legacy continues to save lives through education and awareness.

Every time you get behind the wheel, you have a choice. Put the phone away. Wait to eat. Keep your eyes on the road and your mind on driving.

Small choices can make a life-saving difference.

09/17/2026

Casey's story is reaching people she never met, in places she never visited.

From classrooms in California to community centers in Connecticut, people are learning about Casey, and it's changing the way they think about driving.

Her story has been shared by the U.S. Department of Transportation, and through the Casey Feldman Foundation and EndDD, it continues to reach students, parents, and communities across all 50 states.

One young woman. One life lost too soon. A legacy that continues to save lives.

Casey made a difference in her 21 years. Today, because people continue to share her story, she's making a difference every day.

09/10/2026

Not every gift changes lives the same way.

When we learned about the vision for a facility dog at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania(Penn Medicine) we believed in the idea before it became a reality.

Today, Thaddeus is helping adult patients, families, and caregivers through some of their hardest days. Sometimes it's encouraging someone to get out of bed and walk. Sometimes it's making physical therapy a little easier. Sometimes it's simply lying beside a patient when words aren't enough.

Casey loved animals, and seeing that love continue to comfort others is something we're incredibly grateful to be part of.

Thank you to the amazing team at Penn Medicine for making this vision a reality.

08/26/2026

The stretch from Memorial Day to Labor Day is known as the "100 Deadliest Days" of summer on U.S. roads. Teen driver fatalities spike during this period, and distracted driving is a leading cause.

Casey loved summer. The shore. Long days with friends and family. She was on her way to her summer job in Ocean City, NJ, walking through a crosswalk on a sunny afternoon, when a distracted driver took her life.

She was 21.

This summer, let's honor Casey by making safer choices. Put the phone down. Keep your eyes on the road. Arrive alive.

Because everyone deserves to enjoy their summer and make it home.

08/17/2026

Thousands have stopped driving distracted because of Casey.

That's not just a headline. That's the reality of what this community has built together.

Since 2009, EndDD.org, a project of the Casey Feldman Foundation, has reached more than 500,000 students and adults with science-based distracted driving presentations. Joel Feldman, Casey's father, has personally given more than 1,000 presentations across the country.

Every person who puts the phone down. Every teen who speaks up when a friend or parent drives distracted. Every family that arrives home safely. That is Casey's legacy at work.

We can't bring Casey back. But together, we are making the roads safer for everyone.

:link: CaseyFeldmanFoundation.org | EndDD.org

08/12/2026

Seventeen years after Casey's death, her story continues to inspire action.

Casey's father and End Distracted Driving founder Joel Feldman continues to share her story and advocate for safer roads. Recently, he spoke with more than 100 firefighters at the invitation of the National Volunteer Firefighters' Council, encouraging them to help reduce distracted driving in their communities using EndDD's K–12 educational resources.

The response was overwhelmingly positive.

As Joel shared:
"I am more optimistic than at any time since Casey's death that young people can, and will, change the way all of us think about distracted driving and make our roads safer."

Every presentation. Every conversation. Every community reached is part of Casey's legacy.

08/04/2026

"I want you to drive safely because people care about you."

That message wasn't written by a safety expert. It was written by a 5th grader.

Through our "Kids Speaking Up for Road Safety" program, supported by Honda more than 4,000 elementary school students learned about distracted driving this school year. Then they did something incredible: they wrote personal cards to older students with messages about safe driving.

Sometimes the most powerful safety messages come from the youngest voices. These kids remind us that road safety is everyone's responsibility.

Thank you, Honda, for helping us expand this program and reach more young people.

07/21/2026

To those who knew Casey, she will always be remembered for her kindness, her joy, and the way she made people feel.

She was just 21 years old when her life was taken by a distracted driver. While her absence is felt every day, her legacy continues through the Casey Feldman Foundation and End Distracted Driving, helping others understand that one moment of distraction can change lives forever.

We honor Casey by encouraging every driver to make the simple choice to stay focused. It is one decision that can protect another family from experiencing this kind of loss.

07/17/2026

Casey Feldman was just 21 when she was killed by a distracted driver who looked away. Her Seventeen years later, Joel Feldman still remembers the phone call no parent should ever receive.

"Casey was involved in a crash. I'm going to the hospital. Meet me there."

Those were the words his wife spoke after Casey was struck by a distracted driver while walking in a crosswalk.

A few hours later, Casey died from her injuries.

Seventeen years later, Casey's legacy continues through the Casey Feldman Foundation and End Distracted Driving, helping families, students, and communities understand that one moment of distraction can change lives forever.

Today, we remember Casey and recommit ourselves to making our roads safer.

07/09/2026

Behind every life lost to distracted driving is a family whose world changed forever.

Casey Feldman was just 21 years old when she was killed by a distracted driver. Today, her legacy lives on through the Casey Feldman Foundation and End Distracted Driving, helping people understand that one moment of distraction can have lifelong consequences.

Every choice to stay focused behind the wheel is a choice to protect someone else's son, daughter, parent, or friend.

Drive like the people around you are your family because to someone, they are.

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