The Sea Tow Foundation – a nationwide nonprofit organization dedicated to spreading awareness of safe boating practices – has announced that those passionate about boating and saving lives through life jacket use in Nevada, can apply to host a loaner station, or restock one in their community.
As part of a grant administered through the U.S. Coast Guard’s Sport Fish Restoration & Boating Trust Fund, the Sea Tow Foundation has received funding to work with communities throughout the U.S. to add at least 50 new Life Jacket Loaner Stations and restock hundreds of existing stations for the 2021 boating season.
Any organization, company, or family that is interested in receiving life jackets or adding a Life Jacket Loaner Station to their area, can fill out the application on the Sea Tow Foundation’s website.
Applications will be accepted until February 1, 2021.
Since 2008, the Sea Tow Foundation has distributed more than 65,000 life jackets to local businesses and organizations across the country. Presently, there are over 700 Sea Tow Foundation Life Jacket Loaner Stations and all of them carry life jackets ranging in age from infant through adult, ensuring that sizes are available for anyone needing to borrow one.
Life Jacket Loaner Stations help to spread the joy of boating to all – while keeping Nevadans safe. Applying is a great way to help keep your community safe and out on the water.
To learn more about the Life Jacket Loaner Stations presently in and around your area, check out their website.
