I can't bring Emily back. I can keep the next family out of The Empty Chair Club On April 3, 2010, my daughter Emily was killed on the Pacific Coast Highway. She was thirteen. She was walking to meet me, doing everything right. One angry driver took her in a single moment, and my life split into before and after.Since then, more than sixty people have died on the same twenty-one miles. Every one of them was someone's Emily.I did not set out to make a film. I set out to make people look. "21 Miles in Malibu" shows the most beautiful road in America and the lives it keeps taking. It is on PBS SoCal and streaming now, and it is doing what fifteen years of thoughts and prayers never did. It is making people angry enough to act.That anger is worth nothing unless we fund the fight behind it.Your gift powers the work that makes PCH safer. -The advocacy that led to speed cameras being written into California law. -The education that teaches a new driver to keep their eyes up. -The relentless pressure that forces this state to treat a road that runs through our town like the highway it is.I am done watching this community accept preventable death as normal. Stand with me.Give today. Then tell one person why.

🌟 Join us in Creating Change! 🌟Fifteen years ago, Pacific Coast Highway took our daughter Emily. Since then, the Emily Shane Foundation has helped over 1,100 underserved middle school students—but honoring Emily also means fighting to ensure no other family endures what ours has. That's why we're launching Driving Change, a new division dedicated to ending traffic violence on PCH through education, research, and relentless advocacy. Your gift this Giving Tuesday will fund youth safety programs, support critical research, and amplify the voices demanding action after three decades of stalled improvements. Join us because the next life saved could be someone you love.How you can help:Donate: Every dollar funds safer roads and brighter futures.Share: Spread the word—your voice extends our reach.Volunteer: Your time and skills multiply our impact.Thank you for standing with us.