Shawn Provencher died suddenly on September 29, 2008; he dedicated
his life to keeping every human being safe from harm at both the occupational
and public level. His goal was simple; everyone should go home
at the end of their day. Sadly he was not able to complete that goal, but we at the foundation will continue the celebration of his life.

The Provencher Foundation is design to help create funding for:

1.
Safety Professional's Education - Provide Scholarships to those entering the safety field
2.
Employee's Education - Provide Funding for companies trying to create a safer work environment
3.
Dependant's Education of those lost in the line of work - Funding for education to those children that have lost a parent in the line of work
4.
Increased Engineering in the workplace for a safer work environment - Funding to companies engineering safer equipment.
5.
No fault investigations on job injuries - Provide no-fault investigations to increase the knowledge of how to stop injuries and fatalities, and provide free to the public.

Over the next several weeks we will be getting all the legal aspects set-up, board members, and business plan put together. Please contact us at 866-9-SAFETY, Sign up for the Newsletter below or E-mail us at: Info@ProvencherFoundation.com.

Please come back soon, we will have more information to share as we grow.

Donations mailed to:

The Provencher Foundation
35 S. Galena Road
Suite B
Sunbury, OH 43074

(866) 9-SAFETY / (614) 839-9252 fax

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The Provencher Foundation will file an application with the Internal Revenue Service seeking recognition as a tax-exempt organization under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code, effective as of the date the Foundation is incorporated, which is anticipated to be on or before October 3, 2008.  The Foundation will send donors a written acknowledgment of their contributions upon receipt of a determination letter from the Internal Revenue Service recognizing the Foundation as a tax-exempt organization to which tax deductible contributions may be made.