We’re honored to receive the Sue Tucker Award for Community service from the Massachusetts Legislature, recognizing the important work our teams are doing to make our communities places where kids can walk, bike, run, and roll freely.

Today is Giving Tuesday, a day designed to unleash the power of people to transform communities. We’d be honored if you chose to support our work to make every Massachusetts community a safe place where kids feel free to walk, run, bike, and roll.

“The last year has been a mix of joy and pain,” Eric Olson told the Herald inside the Old Andover Town Hall. “You see some of that here. We want to focus on the joy because that’s who Sid was, but certainly we also don’t want other people to have to go through the pain.”

Channel 25 News checks in with Sidney’s Rainbow Runners as the fast-growing program hits the track in Andover

Eric commends “small steps,” asking for urgency and long-term commitments to safer neighborhoods at Andover Town Forum.

Eric pleads for safer neighborhoods at Andover’s Town Forum

We couldn’t be more excited to join forces with Andover’s FeasterFive Road Race on Thanksgiving Day

Boston.com’s coverage of our quest for safer streets

Words read by from Eric & Mary Beth at Sidney’s Rainbow Picnic