Every camera we put up gives free crash footage to the people it happened to. Every week somebody asks us to cover a corner where crashes keep happening and no business is there to host a camera. Donations are how those corners get one.
Not today?
There is no fundraising department taking a cut, because there is not one. Here is roughly what each amount covers.
Tap an amount to load it into the form. Monthly giving is what lets us commit to a road before the money is in the account.
Sponsoring puts your name on a corner and keeps the footage free for whoever needs it next. Pricing depends on the corner, and we give you a real number on the first call.
Sponsor a cameraMade for the people who keep the cameras on. On us with any gift of $100 or more.
Give $100 or more and the hat and tee are on us — we mail them to you.
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Cameras at high-crash intersections and underserved areas — the corners where no business happens to sit in the right place, so nobody has funded a view of it.
A camera that is down is a crash nobody can prove. Donations keep hardware reliable, connectivity paid, and older units replaced before they fail.
New streets, new cities, new states. Coverage grows where people ask for it — and where somebody funds the first camera.
Here is the hard part of this business: we can only give somebody footage if a camera was already there. Every week we take a call from a person whose crash happened one intersection outside our coverage, and the honest answer is that there was nothing to record it.
That is what donations change: a real corner with a real crash history, where the next person hit will have video instead of an argument.
The footage is free and stays free. Sponsors and the business program cover the day-to-day; donations go to the installs that would not otherwise happen.
The only question is whether it is there when they do. Any amount, once or monthly.
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