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Torine Creppy

Safe Kids Worldwide President 

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For more than 25 years, Ms. Creppy has dedicated her career to making a meaningful difference in the lives of children and families.

As president of Safe Kids Worldwide, a global nonprofit dedicated to protecting kids from preventable injuries, Ms. Creppy works with partners, donors, legislators, and community leaders around the world to develop and implement strategic initiatives, create partnerships, and inspire behavior change to keep kids safe at home, at school, at play, and on the way.

A passionate advocate on Capitol Hill, Ms. Creppy is dedicated to finding innovative ways to reach all families with the education and resources they need to keep their kids healthy and safe.

In addition to her leadership at Safe Kids, Ms. Creppy actively supports organizations that share her commitment to children and families.

  • Baby Safety Alliance, Board of Directors
  • YWCA National Capital Area, Board of Directors
  • St. John’s Community Services, Board of Directors
  • Lifesavers, Board of Directors
  • National Carbon Monoxide Awareness Association (NCOOA)
  • Junior League of Washington

 

Ms. Creppy is also a lifetime member of Leadership Greater Washington and a member of Chief, the largest network of senior women executives. She was recognized by Women We Admire as a Top Leader of Washington, D.C. from (2023-2025) and named Nonprofit Leader of the Year in 2024 and 2025.

In her free time, Ms. Creppy volunteers in direct outreach and advocacy supporting homelessness and food insecurity initiatives. She also enjoys reading autobiographies, running 5Ks for causes, mentoring youth, and spending time with her family—especially her teenage son a senior at DeMatha High School.


Blogs by Torine

A teenage girl seat behind the steering wheel.

Summer is the most dangerous time on America’s roadways for young people. Parents need to help reinforce the right messages to help preteens and teens to stay safe.

in and around car safety

The worst news you can hear involves the death of a child. It's only more upsetting when that death might have been prevented.

This spring, Nedao Abdelghani of Bridgeview, IL died after a relative backing out of a driveway backed over him. He was three years old.

choking safety

Here at Safe Kids, we often hear from parents who have faced the heartbreaking loss of a child. You will want to read this story by Gordon and Julie Ross, loving parents who are eager to share their story so other parents can learn from their tragedy.

-Torine Creppy, Chief Program Officer for the United States

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