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Helmets are used in a variety of recreational activities, and the benefits of wearing the proper headgear for sports injury prevention are widely understood. However, many people (mostly adults) choose to not wear a helmet even when they understand the risks. Knowing the Facts About Helmet Safety Research shows that the majority of bicyclist fatalities […]
Lids for Kids Lansing 2019, held last weekend at the Marshall Street Fire Station, quickly became one of the most successful yet. Despite the cold, drizzly weather, families came out to Fire Station 8, creating the largest turn out since 2008! Many volunteers from Sinas Dramis Law Firm and Origami Brain Injury Rehabilitation Center showed […]
Lansing Lids for Kids is fast approaching and shaping up to be the best one yet! Last year’s event, despite the rain, had a tremendous turnout. We gave away over 500 free, properly fitted bike helmets. Lids for Kids is coming to Marshall Street Fire Station for its 17th year in the capital city area. […]
Despite less than ideal weather conditions, Lids for Kids Lansing was a huge success this year! With ominous skies that never fully cleared, ending in a complete downpour toward the end of the event, the amount of families who still showed up speaks volumes with regard to the importance Lansing-area parents place on safety for […]
When Lids for Kids – Michigan’s annual bike helmet giveaway – first began, Sinas Dramis Law Firm reached out to Origami Brain Injury Rehabilitation Center, knowing their deep commitment to education and prevention of brain injuries in the community. We’ve proudly partnered with Origami 2003 and appreciate their support and involvement. We recently spoke with […]
Every kid loves to have their face painted, and children from all over mid-Michigan have had the pleasure of meeting Sharon Shutes, the incredibly talented face painter at Lids for Kids in Lansing. We recently had a chance to speak with her regarding her involvement with the bike safety and free helmet event and are […]
