Helmets On Heads

06/07/2026

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ATVs are popular in Alaska. Make sure you and your family are using...

05/19/2026

⛑️ Over 10 years making a difference 🥹

05/19/2026

🏁 MUDDY FACES. BIG SMILES. REAL RIDING SKILLS. 🏁

Alaska Safe Riders Youth ATV Clinics are back every Saturday in June at Jim Creek! Kids ages 10+ will learn hands-on ATV safety skills while having an unforgettable day outdoors with experienced instructors.

✔ FREE class
✔ ATVs provided for students who need one
✔ BBQ after class
✔ Small class size — only 6 students per session

Students must complete the required e-learning course before attending class.

These clinics are made possible thanks to the incredible support of our sponsors and community partners:
💙 Mat-Su Health Foundation
💙 Alaska Community Foundation
💙 Eagle River Polaris & Arctic Cat
💙 Hatcher Pass Polaris

Your support helps us create safer, more confident riders across Alaska.

👉 Register online today: www.alaskasaferiders.org/events/

05/10/2026

04/22/2026

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The program is intended to limit serious head injuries, as summer bike season kicks off.

04/12/2026

🧠 Use your head — wear a helmet ⛑️

It’s April. Kids and adults are already out riding their bikes on rec paths and roads. It’s time to make my seasonal shift from Nordic Tracks to Wheel Family Fun.

03/21/2026

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Take the proper steps to protect your children from a TBI. They only get one brain!Learn more at defendyourbrain.alaska.gov.

03/09/2026

🧹 while you are doing your spring clean up, please take a minute to set up your Fred Meyer Community Rewards💰

😊We could really really use your help😊

Fred Meyer Community Rewards is a way to participate in supporting without taking any money from your pocket!

Register with your Fred Meyers Rewards Account and Fred Meyer will donate a portion of what you spend on your regular grocery haul to Helmets On Heads —> Click the link below!

Only takes 2 minutes 👌🏻

Learn more about how you can help raise funds for community schools, churches and other nonprofit organizations. Our community rewards program makes it easy. Learn more about Fred Meyer Community Rewards.

03/05/2026

💥Community Impact Update:

"Here in Tok one of the most common forms of transportation is a four-wheeler or a snow machine. At Head Start we’re advocates for safe riding on any mode of transportation. When I noticed families riding to school on four wheelers and snow machines without helmets, I felt the need to help the people of our community get access to the gear to ride safely. Especially after an uptick in accidents around the town. Then I remembered Helmets on Heads. They’d provided helmets to the kids of our school nearly 10 years ago; I was one of them. So, I reached out to Teagen, hoping to partner with Helmets on Heads. She was extremely helpful and flexible in working with me to get the helmets transported to our town and worked to teach me proper sizing.

Our site is extremely grateful for the helmets that have been provided to us, allowing us to make our community a safer place for families. We also hope to continue being able to work with the organization in future years." - Trinity James

02/21/2026

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In coordination with the Alaska DOT, avalanche mitigation training with explosives will be conducted at Skeetawk on Tuesday, February 24th and Wednesday, February 25th. Training will occur on Frostbite Ridge and in the Mid-Mountain zone. Travel on Frostbite Ridge and within Skeetawk’s Mid-Mountain operational boundary is highly discouraged these days. Skeetawk’s parking lot gate will remain locked, and guards will be in place to prevent travel up Frostbite Ridge. Please visit https://www.Skeetawk.com/snow-report for current avalanche mitigation status.