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Encouraging young drivers to be safe requires many willing hands, hearts and funds. We've got many successes under our (seat)belt, but we need more help, and that's where you come in. 

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The Wall-Bop Golf Tournament is both a way to celebrate “Paul-Wall” and “B-Bop”, as Paul and Brandon were affectionately known to their friends, and a way to raise funds for the Foundation formed in their memories.

The Brandon & Paul Foundation was formed in 2007 by the families of Brandon Nichols and Paul Ondrish

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.

Paul and Brandon were killed in a one-car accident on High Grade Road in Jefferson County, Colorado on July 13, 2006.  The boys were not wearing their seat belts at the time of the crash.  Three other boys, who were in the back seat and wearing seat belts, survived with minor injuries.

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We support programs for young drivers that focus on the importance of making good decisions and safe driving habits.

 The National Safety Council's Alive at 25 program has been a major recipient of funds from the foundation to date. This educational program focuses on the attitudes and behaviors that affect young drivers, and prepares them to recognize and deal with dangerous driving habits and situations.

We support educational programs for young drivers

to prevent other families from experiencing the pain and grief we have

faced since the loss of our 20 year old sons.