The Catch You Later Foundation
is a small non profit organization that was formed shortly after the untimely and tragic deaths of father/husband Tim O’Donnell and 5 year old sister/daughter Bridget O’Donnell. On a routine drive home from work on 2/22/2016 they were killed in a horrific 100% preventable car crash on the NJ Turnpike caused by an impaired driver.
It is our hope that we can educate the public via schools, police academies, and civic organizations about the ramifications of distracted and impaired driving as well as giving out small scholarships annually in memory of Tim and Bridget.
The Catch You Later Foundation was created to spread awareness of the NJ State #77 Aggressive Driving program. LEARN MORE

Send A Senior High School Student To College
College is something Bridget wanted to do but sadly she does not have the chance.

Scholorship Recipients
Congratulations to this years Memorial Scholarship winners,
Tatyana Serrato is the County Prep 2022 Winner
Tatyana Serrato is the County Prep 2022 Winner
Briana Dominici is our first ever High Tech 2022 Winner
Briana Dominici is our first ever High Tech 2022 Winner

Catch You Later Events
Learn more about past & upcoming events.
Breaking Glass Ceiling
When you break the glass ceiling and become the FIRST NJ State civilian to be a Police Trained Certified Instructor[image/jpeg]
Catch you later foundation on TikTok
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#dontdrivedistracted #dontdriveimpaired #rideordie2 drivers pronounced dead after head-on collision in NW Kan.
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Two drivers have been pronounced dead after a head-on collision on a Northwestern Kansas highway over the weekend.Bergen Corvette Driver, 29, Dies In Route 80 Crash: Police
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A 29-year-old Corvette driver from Bergen County died in a crash on Route 80 overnight, authorities said.Luis Ramirez-Cano, of Bogota, was heading north on Route 287 when he got on Route 80 west via a...Nothing to do with distracted driving just a stalker who wants cause havoc for grieving people especially the month of the anniversary of their deaths.
My last makeover from BOTH my girls, who knew just 17 days later half our family would be gone, 💔😢because of a habitual drugged driver that should have been in jail in 2014 but instead out to murder.
It will be 7 years Coach and Bridie were murdered by a habitual drugged driver. Given the fact the conviction was overturned let’s all get together and remember and reflect on their lives and what we have to endure again!
Justice for Coach and Bridie must be given!
She was always ready to help with my treatment … Dr. Bridie she wanted to be called and in 19 days she will be dead 7 years as of 3:20 pm 😢🤬💔 all because of a habitual drugged driver.
Everyone wants to be a field reporter or a youtube star when in actuality you are a distracted driver putting lives at risk. please stop! #droptheAword #wesavelives #catchyoulaterfoundation #putthephonedown #decreasefatalities #decreasecrashes #neveranaccident #handsfreenotriskfree
One death is too many! You can help make it stop by having the courage to intervene and calling in the aggressive drivers and making better choices!
A great day spreading awareness utilizing the lsd, marijuana, and drunk goggles to over 150 students today.
Positive thoughts are needed today as our prosecutor is fighting for our lives to keep this baby and daddy killer in prison today
It's Game Day - Let's Go! Be Safe!
In addition to regularly scheduled patrols, the New Jersey State Police will have additional troopers on DWI and aggressive driving patrols statewide.
So make good choices!
Game day!
After all the bad news we received yesterday regarding our baby and daddy killer….. Tim and Bridget we need you tonight more than ever to at least give us a smidgen of happiness.
Thank you Christopher Munoz for inviting me to spread distracted and impaired driving awareness today at Hoboken High School. 100+ sophomores got the talk and did the marijuana, LSD, alcohol goggles walk!
Be the change you wish to see!
In Memoriam
Our history is a short one, having only been created after the events that took place on February 22, 2016. It was after the crash that we realized too little number of people are aware of the NJ State #77 Aggressive Driving Program.
