Remember The Five

Remember the Five Memorial at EHS (rendering)

Texting while driving takes your eyes off the road for 5 seconds on the average. At 55 mph, that's like traveling the length of a football field blindfolded.

“Nothing is of greater importance than the conservation of human life.” – Calvin Coolidge

More than half of teens killed in crashes were not wearing seat belts.

Drive as if every child on the street were your own.

Of the 4000 teens who die and the 400,000 who are seriously injured annually – 50% are passengers!

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The Story

On Saturday, September 28, 1968, five Enterprise High School senior girls were en route to Susanville for a football game at Lassen High. The driver of the car was a 19 year-old friend of one of the girls. Three of the girls were cheerleaders/song leaders for the school, one was the Hornet mascot, and one was involved in student government…

Our Mission

We will promote a program of curriculum, scholarship and community connections that provides high school students with tools and resources to make wise life decisions throughout their lives.

How you can help.

If you are a teen, take care of your peers. If you are a parent, listen carefully to and talk to your teen. If you are a member of our community, join us in our efforts to save a life. Join us in providing scholarships for those who are making a difference. Just one life saved makes everything we do worth doing. Spread the message!

Share with us your insights and inspirations about how we can improve our vision and goals. Partner with us as we envision a better world.