The mission of the Brandon & Paul Foundation is to support educational programs for young drivers that focus on the importance of making good decisions and safe driving habits.
To date, the foundation has held three fund raising events, in the form of golf tournaments. The Wall-Bop Golf Tournament is both a way to celebrate the love of life and golf that “Paul-Wall” and “B-Bop” , as they were affectionately known to their friends, possessed and a way to raise funds for the Foundation formed in their memories.
A major recipient of funds from the foundation to date is the Alive at 25 Program, a partnership of the National Safety Council, the Colorado State Patrol and the Colorado State Patrol Family Foundation. The program focuses on the attitudes and behaviors that affect young drivers, and prepares them to deal with dangerous driving habits and situations. In 2006, over 9,000 Colorado youth participated in Alive at 25.
Paul‘s car has been donated to this organization, and will travel to Colorado high schools as part of assemblies for driver safety. Brandon's sister has also volunteered her time to speak to her peers.
