You can’t see, smell, or taste radon, but it could be present at a dangerous level in your home. Radon is the leading cause of lung cancer deaths among nonsmokers in America and claims the lives of about 20,000 Americans each year. The EPA and the U.S. Surgeon General urge all Americans to protect their health by testing their homes, schools, and other buildings for radon. Exposure to radon is a preventable health risk, and testing radon levels in your home can help prevent unnecessary exposure. (Source: www.epa.gov/radon)

Sponsor benefits include:

• Announcement of your sponsorship within a NSC press release (up to 600+ recipients)
• Your logo included in banner ad on press release page of NSC.org
• Your button ad on the Emergency Safety & Health page of NSC.org
• Complimentary one-time use of Safety+Health® magazine subscription list (up to 5,000 names)
• Opportunity to post NSC fact sheets on your company website during this Month to educate your customers and employees

Burn Awareness Week, observed the first full week in February, is designed to provide an opportunity for burn, fire and life safety educators to unite in sharing a common burn awareness and prevention message in our communities. Burn Awareness Week, celebrated early in the year, is an excellent opportunity to kick off a year full of burn awareness education. (Source: www.americanburn.org)

Sponsor benefits include:

• Acknowledgement of your sponsorship within NSC press release
• Your logo included in banner ad on press release page of NSC.org
• Complimentary one-time use of Safety+Health® magazine subscription list (up to 5,000 names)
• Opportunity to post NSC fact sheets on your company website during this Week to educate your customers and employees

Eye injuries in the workplace are very common. More than 2,000 people injure their eyes at work each day. About 1 in 10 injuries require one or more missed workdays to recover from. Of the total amount of work-related injuries, 10-20% will cause temporary or permanent vision loss. (Source: www.preventblindness.org)

Sponsor benefits include:

• Your logo included in banner ad on press release page of NSC.org
• Acknowledgement of your sponsorship within NSC press release
• Complimentary one-time use of Safety+Health® magazine subscription list (up to 5,000 names)
• Opportunity to post NSC fact sheets on your company website during this Month to educate your customers and employees

Patient Safety Awareness Week (PSAW) is an annual event led by the National Patient Safety Foundation to increase education and awareness for healthcare safety. Each year, healthcare organizations internationally take part in this event. (Source: www.npsf.org)

Sponsor benefits include:

• Acknowledgement of your sponsorship within NSC press release
• Your logo included in banner ad on press release page of NSC.org
• Complimentary one-time use of Safety+Health® magazine subscription list (up to 5,000 names)
• Opportunity to post NSC fact sheets on your company website during this Week to educate your customers and employees

National Poison Prevention Week is designed to alert the American people to the problem of unintentional poisonings. For the past 46 years, National Poison Prevention Week has focused on preventing poisonings among children under 5 years of age. (Source: www.poisonprevention.org)

Sponsor benefits include:

• Opportunity to sponsor a one-hour NSC webinar on Poison Prevention (including a 15-second script at the beginning of the webinar, your logo on the opening slide and an acknowledgement at the conclusion)
• Your company logo included in the webinar promotion (deadlines apply)
• Your logo included in banner ad on press release page of NSC.org
• Acknowledgement of your sponsorship within NSC press release
• Logo included on downloadable posters and tip sheets
• Complimentary one-time use of Safety+Health® magazine subscription list (up to 5,000 names)
• Opportunity to post NSC fact sheets on your company website during this Week to educate your customers and employees

Throughout April, the National Safety Council (NSC) and FocusDriven will urge Americans to consider the lives of others on the road and stop using cell phones while driving. NSC estimates 28 percent of all crashes – or 1.6 million crashes – each year are caused by drivers using their handheld or hands-free cell phones and texting while driving. This is much greater than the number of crashes caused by any other distraction. (Source: www.nsc.org)

Sponsor benefits include:

• Opportunity to sponsor a one-hour NSC webinar on the dangers of Distracted Driving (including a 15-second script at the beginning of the webinar, your logo on the opening slide and an acknowledgement at the conclusion)*
• Your company logo included in the webinar promotion (deadlines apply)*
• Company logo and link within the NSC’s “Focus on the Drive” quarterly newsletter*
• Your logo included in banner ad on press release page of NSC.org
• Acknowledgement of your sponsorship within NSC press release
• Complimentary one-time use of Safety+Health® magazine subscription list (up to 5,000 names)
• Opportunity to post NSC fact sheets on your company website during this Month to educate your customers and employees

Medication Safety Week draws more attention to this health problem as the 6th leading cause of death. The Women's Heart Foundation started a Medication Safety Week to offering communities strategies to reduce risk while raising awareness. (Source: www.womensheart.org)

Sponsor benefits include:

• Acknowledgement of your sponsorship within NSC press release
• Your logo included in banner ad on press release page of NSC.org
• Complimentary one-time use of Safety+Health® magazine subscription list (up to 5,000 names)
• Opportunity to post NSC fact sheets on your company website during this Week to educate your customers and employees

Each year, one week in April is marked as National Window Safety Week. The National Safety Council (NSC) would like to provide parents and caretakers with important safety tips that will help protect children year round. As spring arrives and there is a natural desire to open windows and let in fresh air, please be reminded of these important safety tips to help protect your child. (Source: www.wdma.org)

Sponsor benefits include:

• Acknowledgement of your sponsorship within NSC press release
• Your logo included in banner ad on press release page of NSC.org
• Complimentary one-time use of Safety+Health® magazine subscription list (up to 5,000 names)
• Opportunity to post NSC fact sheets on your company website during this Week to educate your customers and employees

The National Work Zone Awareness Week is a national campaign conducted at the start of construction season to encourage safe driving through highway construction sites. It is observed nationally by state, local and federal transportation officials the first week of April, which coincides with the start of highway construction season. (Source: www.atssa.org)

Sponsor benefits include:

• Acknowledgement of your sponsorship within NSC press release
• Your logo included in banner ad on press release page of NSC.org
• Complimentary one-time use of Safety+Health® magazine subscription list (up to 5,000 names)
• Opportunity to post NSC fact sheets on your company website during this Week to educate your customers and employees

National Playground Safety Week is a time to focus on children's outdoor play environments, a time to pledge to use good judgment when playing and a time for gratitude for all the adults who work tirelessly on maintaining our playgrounds. (Source: www.wdma.org)

Sponsor benefits include:

• Acknowledgement of your sponsorship within NSC press release
• Your logo included in banner ad on press release page of NSC.org
• Complimentary one-time use of Safety+Health® magazine subscription list (up to 5,000 names)
• Opportunity to post NSC fact sheets on your company website during this Week to educate your customers and employees

Motorcyclists are much more vulnerable to crashes than other drivers. Many crashes occur because motorcycles are hidden in a vehicle’s blind spot. It is important that motorists always make a visual check for motorcyclists by checking mirrors and blind spots before entering or leaving a lane of traffic. Throughout the month of May, the National Safety Council will encourage motorists to share the road with motorcyclists and be extra alert when they are nearby. (Source: www.nsc.org)

Sponsor benefits include:

• Acknowledgement of your sponsorship within NSC press release
• Your logo included in banner ad on press release page of NSC.org
• Complimentary one-time use of Safety+Health® magazine subscription list (up to 5,000 names)
• Opportunity to post NSC fact sheets on your company website during this Month to educate your customers and employees

Every May youth from across the country engage in peer to peer education efforts to address the #1 cause of death for youth in the U.S. - traffic crashes. According to NHTSA data eight out of the ten deadliest days for youth on our nation's highways are between May and August. Youth work to make NOYS and create change in their communities to save lives and prevent injuries. (Source: www.noys.org)

Sponsor benefits include:

• Opportunity to sponsor a one-hour NSC webinar on the dangers of Youth Traffic Safety (including a 15-second script at the beginning of the webinar, your logo on the opening slide and an acknowledgement at the conclusion)
• Your company logo included in the webinar promotion (deadlines apply)
• Your logo included in banner ad on press release page of NSC.org
• Acknowledgement of your sponsorship within NSC press release
• Complimentary one-time use of Safety+Health® magazine subscription list (up to 5,000 names)
• Opportunity to post NSC fact sheets on your company website during this Month to educate your customers and employees

The mission of Keep Kids Alive – Drive 25® is to change the way we drive on neighborhood streets, and beyond. The goal is to put an end to deaths and injuries caused by speeding and distracted driving on our nation's roads by educating and actively engaging citizens in a common commitment to create safer streets for the benefit of all, beginning right in our own neighborhood. (Source: www.keepkidsalivedrive25.org)

Sponsor benefits include:

• Acknowledgement of your sponsorship within NSC press release
• Your logo included in banner ad on press release page of NSC.org
• Complimentary one-time use of Safety+Health® magazine subscription list (up to 5,000 names)
• Opportunity to post NSC fact sheets on your company website during May to educate your customers and employees

The goal of the North American Occupational Safety & Health Week is to focus employers, employees, partners and the public on the importance of preventing injury and illness in the workplace, at home and in the community. (Source: www.naosh.org)

Sponsor benefits include:

• Acknowledgement of your sponsorship within NSC press release
• Your logo included in banner ad on press release page of NSC.org
• Complimentary one-time use of Safety+Health® magazine subscription list (up to 5,000 names)
• Opportunity to post NSC fact sheets on your company website during this Week to educate your customers and employees

National Emergency Medical Services Week brings together local communities and medical personnel to publicize safety and honor the dedication of those who provide the day-to-day lifesaving services of medicine's "front line." This information can be used throughout the year for public education and safety programs. (Source: www.acep.org)

Sponsor benefits include:

• Acknowledgement of your sponsorship within NSC press release
• Your logo included in banner ad on press release page of NSC.org
• Complimentary one-time use of Safety+Health® magazine subscription list (up to 5,000 names)
• Opportunity to post NSC fact sheets on your company website during this Observance to educate your customers and employees

Each June, the National Safety Council (NSC) encourages businesses to get involved and participate in National Safety Month. Each week carries a theme that brings attention to critical safety issues. The 2011 themes are:

National Safety Month is the time when NSC asks corporate and foundation leaders to come together and support the Council's efforts to deliver important messages on key safety initiatives. (Source: www.nsc.org/nsm)

Sponsor benefits include:

• Your logo on the log-in pages of the online course (over 4,000 registered users in 2009)
• Acknowledgement of your sponsorship within NSC press release
• One-time use of the list of individuals who access the online course during National CPR & AED Awareness Week (email or street address)
• Complimentary banner ad on the Emergency Care portal during the month of June
• All your company’s employees and their families will be able to take the course at no charge during the entire month of June

This annual event is an initiative of the Rubber Manufacturers Association's "Be Tire Smart - Play Your PART" program, a year-round effort designed to help drivers learn the simple steps they can take to ensure that their tires are in good working condition. (Source: www.rma.org)

Sponsor benefits include:

• Acknowledgement of your sponsorship within NSC press release
• Your logo included in banner ad on press release page of NSC.org
• Complimentary one-time use of Safety+Health® magazine subscription list (up to 5,000 names)
• Opportunity to post NSC fact sheets on your company website during this Observance to educate your customers and employees

Emergency preparedness is no longer the sole concern of earthquake prone Californians and those who live in the part of the country known as "Tornado Alley." For Americans, preparedness must now account for man-made and natural disasters. Knowing what to do during an emergency is an important part of being prepared and may make all the difference when seconds count. (Source: www.Ready.gov)

Sponsor benefits include:

• Opportunity to sponsor a one-hour NSC webinar on Preparedness (including a 15-second script at the beginning of the webinar, your logo on the opening slide and an acknowledgement at the conclusion)
• Your company logo included in the webinar promotion (deadlines apply)
• Button ad on Emergency Preparedness page of NSC.org
• Your logo included in banner ad on press release page of NSC.org
• Acknowledgement of your sponsorship within NSC press release
• Complimentary one-time use of Safety+Health® magazine subscription list (up to 5,000 names)
• Opportunity to post NSC fact sheets on your company’s website during the Month to educate your customers and employees

This annual campaign brings public attention to the importance of properly securing all children in appropriate child safety seats, booster seats or seat belts – every trip, every time. It is estimated that over the past 30 years, 8,959 lives have been saved by the use of child restraints according to the U.S. Department of Transportation’s National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). (Source: www.trafficsafetymarketing.gov)

Sponsor benefits include:

• Opportunity to sponsor a one-hour NSC webinar on Child Passenger Safety (including a 15-second script at the beginning of the webinar, your logo on the opening slide and an acknowledgement at the conclusion)
• Your company logo included in the webinar promotion (deadlines apply)
• Your logo included in banner ad on press release page of NSC.org
• Acknowledgement of your sponsorship within NSC press release
• Complimentary one-time use of Safety+Health® magazine subscription list (up to 5,000 names)
• Opportunity to offer NSC fact sheets on your company website during this Week to educate your customers and employees

Each year, this fire prevention campaign emphasizes the importance of fire safety to inspire individuals to take action to prevent fires and avoid the deaths, injuries, and the destruction they cause. (Source: www.nfpa.org)

Sponsor benefits include:

• Your logo included in banner ad on press release page of NSC.org
• Acknowledgement of your sponsorship within NSC press release
• Complimentary one-time use of Safety+Health® magazine subscription list (up to 5,000 names)
• Opportunity to post NSC fact sheets on your company website during this Week to educate your customers and employees

Parents are concerned about protecting their teen's health and safety. But not everyone realizes that motor vehicle crashes are the leading cause of death for U.S. teens. In 2007, more than 4,200 teens aged 15–19 were killed and almost 400,000 were treated in emergency departments for injuries suffered in motor-vehicle crashes. Fortunately, there are proven ways to reduce teen drivers' risk on the roads. Graduated driver licensing (GDL) systems, combined with parental management, can make a positive difference and make your teen a safer driver. (Source: www.CDC.gov)

To recognize National Teen Driver Safety Week, the National Safety Council will offer free enrollment to its online “Alive at 25 Parent Program” course from October 17-23 only. NSC will also offer a free download of its Teen Driver: A Family Guide to Teen Driver Safety.

Sponsor benefits include:

• Each of the above complimentary items will include recognition of your support (i.e. “These materials are made available in part by the generous support of XYZ Company.”)
• Opportunity to sponsor a one-hour NSC webinar on Teen Driving (including a 15-second script at the beginning of the webinar, your logo on the opening slide and an acknowledgement at the conclusion)
• Your company logo included in the webinar promotion (deadlines apply)
• Button ad on one Teen Driving page of NSC.org
• Your logo included in banner ad on press release page of NSC.org
• Acknowledgement of your sponsorship within NSC press release
• Complimentary one-time use of Safety+Health® magazine subscription list (up to 5,000 names)
• Opportunity to post NSC fact sheets on your company website during this Week to educate your customers and employees

The purpose of Drug-Free Work Week is to educate employers, employees and the general public about the importance of being drug-free as an essential component of a safe and healthful workplace. Drug-Free Work Week is a dedicated time each year to highlight the benefits that drug-free workplace programs bring to employers, workers and communities.

The campaign spreads the message that working drug free helps: Prevent accidents and make workplaces safer; Improve productivity and reduce costs; Encourage people with alcohol and drug problems to seek help. (Source: www.hrtools.com)

Sponsor benefits include:

• Opportunity to sponsor a one-hour NSC webinar on Unintentional Drug Overdose Trends & Prevention (including a 15-second script at the beginning of the webinar, your logo on the opening slide and an acknowledgement at the conclusion)
• Your company logo included in the webinar promotion (deadlines apply)
• Button ad on Prescription Drug Overdose Prevention page of NSC.org
• Your logo included in banner ad on press release page of NSC.org
• Acknowledgement of your sponsorship within NSC press release
• Complimentary one-time use of Safety+Health® magazine subscription list (up to 5,000 names)
• Opportunity to post NSC fact sheets on your company website during this Week to educate your customers and employees