KlaasKids Foundation was established in 1994 to give meaning to the death of my twelve-year-old daughter kidnap and murder victim Polly Hannah Klaas and to create a legacy in her name that would be protective of children for generations to come. The Foundation’s mission is to stop crimes against children.
KlaasKids in the News
Faulconer leading opposition to parole measure
California Governor Turns In Signatures For Initiative To Reduce Prison Population
Is Avery Series ‘Re-Victimization’ for Halbachs?
A Click Away From Danger: Alabama Teens Lured Offline, 1 Still Missing
Search Volunteers Dedicate Time and Energy
KlaasKids Foundation Print-A-Thon to promote and educate families about child safety
F.B.I. Director’s 2015 Community Leadership Awards
Kyron Horman’s Mom: ‘Strategic’ Search Helping Them Hone In
Weekend Search for Kyron Hormon
Marc Klaas Talks Sierra LaMar’s Murder Case
Child Safety Advocate Marc Klaas Speaks About Jared Fogel Sex Crime Charges
Child Safety Expert Marc Klaas Talks Madyson Middleton Case
Back To School: How to keep your kids safe!
Dateline NBC: Vanished
Motives and Murders: Who Took Polly Klaas
True Crime With Aphrodite Jones
The Search for Linnea Lomax
The Search for Daphne Webb
CBS News: Debating the Death Penalty
Fox Insider: Polly Klaas Father Reacts to Rescue of Ohio Women
Countdown with Keith Olberman: October 6, 2006
People Magazine August 19, 1996: No Surrender
NY Times: Before Being Sentenced to Die, Killer Disrupts a Courtroom
Carlie Brucia’s Light Must Shine On
People Magazine Dec. 20, 1993: America’s Child
President Clinton Signs Megan’s Law May 17, 1996
