The Polly Klass Foundation is a recipient of a Google Grant award.

The Google Grants program supports organizations sharing Google's philosophy of community service to help the world in areas such as science and technology, education, global public health, the environment, youth advocacy, and the arts.

Designed for 501(c)(3) non-profit organizations, Google Grants is a unique in-kind advertising program harnessing the power of Google AdWords advertising product. Google Grants has awarded AdWords advertising to hundreds of non-profit groups whose missions range from animal welfare to literacy, from supporting homeless children to promoting HIV education.

The Child ID Program has integrated support of the Polly Klaas® Foundation into their operations.

With over 20 years experience providing tools for keeping children safe, The Child ID Program provides affordable child and school identification--working with schools and families throughout the US, Puerto Rico, Canada & Europe. To learn more, click here.

In support of the families the Polly Klaas® Foundation works with, Buttons of Hope donates 18 photo buttons for each missing child.

Buttons of Hope makes photo buttons, or "walking billboards" that can keep a missing child's picture before the eyes anyone on the street or at the market.

Also, Buttons of Hope donates directly to the Polly Klaas® Foundation when additional buttons are purchased by friends and family. To learn more about Buttons of Hope, click here.

"It doesn't cost a dime, just a little time."

Squidoo.com gives Polly Klaas® Foundation advocates the opportunity to make little web pages ("lenses) on any subject at all. Anyone can do it!

Lenses help support the Foundation's life saving work with the families of missing children and distribution of our internationally recognized child safety information.

Click here to get started.

Rob Roehrick of Roehrick Design is the generous and talented artist who has worked with us over the years to achieve an innovative look for our publications.

Rob's creative designs convey his deep concern for missing children. His friendly and knowledgeable service and attention to detail from start to finish have made him a pleasure to work with.

 MAIL COMMUNICATIONS

Ron George, owner of Mail Communications, has worked with the Foundation since 1993. He donated 20,000 posters of Polly in early October of that year, posters that found their way across the United States and around the world.

Since that time, Mail Communications has been an important partner by sending our newsletters and fundraising letters, and by mailing hundreds of thousands of Child Safety and Internet Safety Kits and helping in many other ways.

The Polly Klaas® Foundation relies on the collaboration, alliance and support of respected and socially responsible community based businesses and corporations. Our affiliations are designed to give families access to useful information, services and opportunities with establishments that support the Foundation's mission and that demonstrate a dedication to the cause of child safety.

Good Corporate Citizens
Making a Difference for Missing Children