Making teens better drivers

The money raised goes to an annual student educational symposium on teenage driving. It features her parents and others speaking to over 1,100 students from over 32 different high schools about road awareness. Since 2015, the Foundation has also held a shorter, separate symposium for parents and teachers, educating them on stopping reckless teen drivers.

This seminar is for educators, administartors and parents

Providing them the tools & resources to educate teenagers & young adults regarding safety while driving with a hugw emphasis on prevention. this is a COST FREE EVENT that is coordinated by our Foundation with a light meal being provided

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Rebeka’s family has also established a foundation in her name and launched an awareness campaign to reduce auto accidents among teens. The foundation is gaining the support of friends, lawmakers, public officials – and even strangers, Jorge Verea said.

East Coast Family on a Mission to Promote Safe Driving for All

To keep raising safe driving awareness, a permanent speed machine is stationed at the crash site. A street near the local high school has been named Rebeka Verea Way and Rebeka’s photo and the Foundation logo is displayed on a city police car.

After Death, The Birth Of A Mission

A tragedy sometimes brings an inexplicable strength. In Jorge and Lourdes Verea, it was a strength rooted in refusing to have Rebeka’s death as the last chapter of her life.

They decided to take her death, and the lessons underlying it, to create chapters they’d never envisioned before destiny changed the narrative.

Happiness of being able to give

Thanks to the Goya company for their donation to make this new miracle possible, to the young women who belong to the commissioner’s group who always work with so much love and to the mayor and commissioners.