Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)

Boat/U.s. Foundation

Boatus Foundation Will Modernize Its National Life Jacket Loaner Program by Piloting 500 Digital Check-out Smart Stations That Track Usage and Provide Qr-enabled Safety Education. the Initiative Will Expand Access to Properly Fitting Life Jackets, Including Inflatable Options for Adults, and Promote Behavior Change Through a National Psa Campaign. by Leveraging Technology, This Program Will Reduce Drowning Fatalities and Increase Life Jacket Wear Rates.

Committed

$375,000

Paid out
$113.8K
30%
Committed, not yet paid
$261.2K
70%

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Source

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