KARS-R-US HIGHLIGHTS FIND THE CHILDREN AND ITS MISSION TO PROTECT AND REUNITE CHILDREN
LOS ANGELES, CA, UNITED STATES, September 22, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Kars-R-Us is proud to highlight its
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LOS ANGELES, CA, UNITED STATES, September 22, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — Kars-R-Us is proud to highlight its partnership with Find the Children, a nonprofit organization dedicated to the recovery of missing children and the prevention of child abduction.
Find the Children works with families, law enforcement, volunteers, schools and communities to help locate missing children, increase public awareness and provide children with practical safety education.
“Find the Children addresses an issue that affects entire families and communities,” said Lisa Frank of Kars-R-Us. “An unused vehicle can become an important source of funding for programs that help locate missing children, educate students and support families through the reunification process.”
Find the Children’s recovery efforts include sharing information about missing children with volunteers, the media and the public. Its volunteer network helps distribute missing-child information in communities throughout the United States while the organization works with law enforcement and families to support recovery efforts.
The organization’s Reunification Program focuses on reducing the trauma experienced by children and their families following an abduction and supporting a successful, lasting reunification.
Prevention is another important part of Find the Children’s mission. Since 1999, the organization has provided free stranger-safety programs to students in schools throughout Los Angeles County. These presentations teach children age-appropriate safety skills and help schools and families begin important conversations about personal safety.
“Recovering a missing child is only one part of the mission,” Frank added. “Education and prevention can help children recognize unsafe situations, make informed choices and know when to seek help from a trusted adult.”
Through the vehicle-donation program, supporters can donate cars, trucks, SUVs, vans, recreational vehicles and boats. Vehicles may be accepted even if they are no longer running. Kars-R-Us coordinates the donation process, including arranging vehicle pickup and providing the appropriate donation documentation.
Proceeds from donated vehicles help Find the Children continue its missing-child recovery, reunification, public-awareness and school-outreach programs.
A vehicle that is no longer needed can be given a new purpose by helping Find the Children protect children, support families and strengthen community awareness.
Individuals interested in supporting Find the Children through a vehicle donation may call 888-444-7504 or visit www.Kars-R-Us.com and select Find the Children as the benefiting charity.
Vehicle donations may be tax-deductible. Donors should consult their tax adviser regarding their individual circumstances.
ABOUT FIND THE CHILDREN
Find the Children is a nonprofit organization dedicated to the recovery of missing children and the prevention of child abduction. Its programs include missing-child awareness and recovery efforts, family reunification support, volunteer outreach and free child-safety education for students. Find the Children is a tax-exempt 501(c)(3) organization and a 509(a)(2) designated California public charity. Learn more at www.findthechildren.com.
Lisa Frank
Kars-R-Us
888-325-4155
lisa@Kars-R-Us.com
www.Kars-R-Us.com
Lisa Frank
Kars-R-Us.com
lisa@kars-r-us.com
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