The Kian Carmelo Hamilton Foundation was recently featured in a special news segment by KUTV 2 News, highlighting its growing impact on youth advocacy and school safety reform across Utah.
The coverage comes just months after the foundation’s official launch, and underscores the community’s support for meaningful change following the tragic loss of 16-year-old Kian Carmelo Hamilton in August 2024.
Making Headlines, Making Change
The news piece aired during the station’s primetime community segment, sharing the foundation’s origin story, mission, and ongoing efforts to protect and empower students through education, advocacy, and outreach.
“This isn’t just about one family’s tragedy — it’s about building a safer future for all children,” said Dawn Alley, Kian’s mother and founder of the KCH Foundation. “We’re turning our heartbreak into action.”
Highlights from the Segment
- Interview with Dawn Alley, discussing her motivation to start the foundation and her hopes for youth across Utah.
- Footage from recent community events, including a candlelight vigil and a youth workshop.
- Calls for legislative support, as the foundation works alongside schools and local leaders to improve policies on school safety and emotional health.
You can view the full news segment here.
Media Inquiries
For journalists, editors, or reporters looking to learn more about the KCH Foundation or request an interview, please contact:
📩 media@kchfoundation.org
📞 (385) 555-0911
We’re grateful for the opportunity to amplify our message through trusted news outlets and community partnerships. The more people who know Kian’s story, the more we can inspire change.