Catch You Later Foundation is a non profit organization comprised of those who love the O'Donnell family most. Former students, friends, and the grieving wife and daughter, Pam and Ali O'Donnell that are left behind.

It is our hope that we can help send a senior high school student to college with a small scholarship. College is something Bridget wanted to do but sadly that opportunity was tragically taken from her. Help us assist another student get to college with a small scholarship in her memory by making a donation today.

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The Catch You Later Foundation was created to spread awareness of the NJ State #77 Aggressive Driving program.

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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, Victoria Dorans and Sara Beshai.

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Catch You Later Foundation Events

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OUR EVENTS

November 20, 2019

Christmas Party Saturday Dec 21 2019 6-9pm

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October 16, 2019

Bayonne Bergen Point Fall Festival October 19th

Come by and say hi to us by our tent at the Bayonne Bergen Point Fall Festival. We will be located at the corner of 5th […]
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September 14, 2019

Bayonne First Responder Day charity softball tournament

On September 14, 2019 we celebrated Bayonne First Responder Day with a charity softball tournament played by 6 teams of first responders that included Bayonne PD, […]
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July 13, 2019

NJ ABC (alcohol and beverage control) Bar Owners Meeting

on July 13, 2019 The Catch You Later Foundation in collaboration with the We Save Lives Foundation participated in a Bayonne, NJ ABC (alcohol and beverage […]
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May 31, 2019

Car crash re-creation at Bayonne High School

On May 31, 2019 we participated in a car crash re-creation at Bayonne High School. 600 high school students in attendance just in time for prom […]
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September 30, 2018

2018 2nd anniversary candle vigil

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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.

 
 

In Memoriam

Tim affectionately known as "Coach" was a father, husband, softball coach, high school teacher, & friend. He was an avid fan of the NY Giants, NY Mets, Rutgers Football & Basketball and The Grateful Dead. He was fiercely dedicated to his daughters & wife. Tim, graduating from a Jesuit High School exemplified being a "man for others" in every way possible.

Bridget was a 5 year old with an old soul. She was a sister, daughter, & friend with aspirations of being a graduate of Arizona State College and becoming a Cancer Curing Singing doctor. Bridget was extremely close to her best friend & big sister Ali. Her favorite song was Rachel Platton's "Fight Song" and Frozen's "Let It Go". Bridie Bear, as her daddy called her, would light up any room she entered.

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