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Katie DeCubellis was a visionary, mentor and friend. She was killed by a drunk driver. Katie was 13. The Katie DeCubellis Memorial Foundation continues her legacy by promoting youth leadership, supporting education, and generating public awareness of the dangers of drunk driving and substance abuse.


2012 Road Race

The annual KDMF road race is Sunday June 10, 2012.  On-line registration is now open.  Please click HERE to register.


2012 Scholarship Applications

KDMF annually provides a variety of scholarships to high school seniors about to further their education in a technical program or in a two- or four-year college program.  The links below are to four scholarships awarded annually.  Details for each specific scholarship can also be found on the Scholarship page.  Applications are due by 27 Apr 2012.

KDMF Memorial Scholarship

Make A Difference

Nobody’s Glory

Victim Relief


Public Service Announcements

Chris Herren talks about hitting rock bottom
Peter Manfredo Jr. packs a powerful punch
University of Rhode Island vs Providence College

In the News

Click on the links below to read more about KDMF in your community

2012 Press Releases
DeCubellis Foundation writing contest focuses on economic turmoil (The Cranston Herald, Jan 11, 2012)
Author Ann Hood to judge KDMF 2012 writing contest (The Examiner, Jan 3 2012)
2011 Press Releases
High school students wax poetic about being ‘Above the Influence’ (The Warwick Beacon, Nov, 15, 2011)
Scenes from the KDMF Road Race (The Patch, June 13, 2011)
Hundreds turn out for the 12th annual KDMF race/walk (The Examiner. June 12, 2011)
KDMF race and family fun day (The Examiner, June 8, 2011)
Students win the KDMF 2011 writing contest on bullying (The Examiner, May 23, 2011)
Author Tom Cobb judges 8th annual KDMF writing contest (The Examiner, May 17, 2011)
Girls’ Lacrosse Takes Part in Spring Cleanup (The Patch, May 15, 2011)