Hyundai Partners With Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia for Latest Car Seat Safety Program

Hyundai Hope, the corporate social responsibility initiative of Hyundai Motor America, announced its partnership with Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP), donating $50,000 to support its Car Seat Safety Program. This donation will allow the hospital to give almost 700 car seats to families in need, helping to ensure the safety and well-being of their children while on the road.

“We are thrilled to partner with an esteemed institution like Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia on such an important cause,” said Brian Latouf, global chief safety officer of Hyundai Motor Company. “Safety in our vehicles is of the utmost importance to Hyundai, especially for our youngest passengers. Providing families with the knowledge and resources needed to keep their little ones safe on the road alongside our partners help make that possible.”

To kick off this partnership, Hyundai and Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia hosted a car seat safety check event for the community at Faulkner Hyundai in October.

At the event, families spoke with certified child passenger safety technicians to ensure the proper installation and usage of their children’s car seats.

These technicians also inspected car seats for expiration, manufacturer recalls, and good seat fit. Families also received a free replacement car seat if needed.

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