Mitsubishi Motors USA and Kids Safety First, a national non-profit organization, partnered in an effort to teach parents with children between the ages of 4 and 8 about the importance of booster seats. Thirteen Mitsubishi car dealerships completed 13 community events across the country, resulting in the donation of more than 7,400 booster seats that were given away directly to consumers and donated to local charities. Addionally, Kids Safety First provided thousands of copies of its bilingual educational materials (e.g., safety guideline cards, coloring books, stickers, etc.), which aim to educate parents and children about proper car seat safetyMitsubishi USA and Kids Safety First hand Out 7,400 Booster Seats
Written By nyit on Tuesday, September 25, 2007 | 7:13 AM
Mitsubishi Motors USA and Kids Safety First, a national non-profit organization, partnered in an effort to teach parents with children between the ages of 4 and 8 about the importance of booster seats. Thirteen Mitsubishi car dealerships completed 13 community events across the country, resulting in the donation of more than 7,400 booster seats that were given away directly to consumers and donated to local charities. Addionally, Kids Safety First provided thousands of copies of its bilingual educational materials (e.g., safety guideline cards, coloring books, stickers, etc.), which aim to educate parents and children about proper car seat safety
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