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    To Inform Families First

    Coconut Telegraph

    SRQ DAILY

    SATURDAY MAY 6, 2017 |

    To Inform Families First (TIFF) is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting emergency contact registration lead by Christine Olson, the mother of a young woman killed in a traffic accident in 2005. Christine did not learn of this tragedy until 6 and a half hours after the accident happened. Christine has since dedicated her efforts to design an emergency contact database system that would allow law enforcement officers to instantly retrieve information needed to notify loved ones in the event of an emergency. Over 13,000,000 individuals have registered in Florida alone, with 11 different states following suit. This Emergency Contact Information program is a highly effective way to enhance the lives of people, by providing contact information to law enforcement officers during critical emergencies, when every second counts.

    To Inform Families First

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