Transportation Solutions for Nonprofits
HopSkipDrive is your partner in breaking down transportation barriers to ensure everyone has access to valuable programs and services.
Why Nonprofits Choose HopSkipDrive
Flexible Network of Drivers
Small vehicles and dynamic driver availability help nonprofits meet various transportation needs. We offer flexible solutions tailored to your organization.
Caregivers on Wheels
HopSkipDrive CareDrivers undergo a 15-point certification process, and have at least five years of caregiving experience. They are parents, grandparents, former teachers, babysitters, and more.
Transparency
Our Safe Ride Technology enables communication and real-time ride tracking for everyone involved in a rider’s journey.
Safety
We continually innovate on safety, proactively and strategically implementing new technology and processes. We believe safety is about looking to the future and being proactive, innovative, and relentless.
Connecting Communities, Creating Opportunity
HopSkipDrive is a technology company that solves complex transportation challenges where there is a heightened need for safety, equity, and care. We bring forward a flexible network of highly vetted drivers to help ensure that everyone has access to the opportunities, resources, and services available to them in their community.
61M+
Safe Miles Driven
3.3M+
Rides Completed
99.7%
of rides ended without a safety incident of any kind
Data from HopSkipDrive’s 2023 Safety Report.
How HopSkipDrive Makes a Difference
“Transportation creates stability, and it’s so critical to program success…. We have kids coming on the bus to South L.A. We love to see that motivation and drive, but why should we expect these young people to have to do all of that and create another barrier for them?”
Better Youth
—Syd Stewart, Founder and CEO
“There’s not even a price tag that can be put on what HopSkipDrive does. It’s not right when a kid has to spend all morning in court doing something a child should not have to be doing — testifying in open court about something that happened privately in their family — and then the only thing that kid is thinking about the whole time is, ‘How am I going to get back to school?’”
Children’s Law Center of California
—Alexandra Lohman, Staff Attorney
“Foster youth face so many barriers to accessing academic enrichment programs that non-foster youth don’t, including limited family support and a lack of available resources. One of the hardest things is getting the scholars in the door…. Being able to provide transportation and take that hurdle out of the equation really makes a huge difference for us.”