· Organizes ground school sessions and in-flight training tailored specifically to Mooney aircraft.

· Covers hypothetical and real-world scenarios—engine failures, gyro or RT failure in IFR, gear malfunctions, icing conditions, etc.—to prepare pilots for emergencies 

· Offered several times annually in different locations (e.g., Ocala FL, Groton CT, Branson MO for 2025–2026) mooneysafety.com.

· Includes FAA-approved Bi-annual Flight Reviews upon completion.

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· Registered in Erving, Massachusetts with a 2022 revenue of $92,787; primarily directed toward flight and ground training initiatives 

· Zero compensation for fundraisers and program leaders—nearly all efforts are volunteer-

· Publishes safety-related articles such as “Look Ma, No Airspeed!”, “The 180 Degree Decision,” and “Oxygen and Flight” 

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· Through a scholarship program, supports students in aviation-related disciplines (flight training, maintenance, engineering, airport systems), promoting the next generation of safety-focused professionals 

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· Bridges the gap between legal currency and actual proficiency, helping pilots cultivate the judgment and skills needed for real-world safety

· Builds a community of well-informed, confident Mooney pilots, reducing accidents and fostering mutual support.

· Supports future aviation professionals through scholarships and participation in safety culture.

· Fosters a peer network of Mooney owners and pilots via events like the Mooney Summit.

· Builds a safety culture involving family participation and philanthropic assistance, e.g., supporting families of pilots in crisis 

· Operates entirely on a volunteer basis, ensuring minimal administrative costs and maximum program reinvestment .

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In short, the Mooney Safety Foundation provides hands-on flight training, educational content, community support, and financial assistance to students—all aimed at raising the bar for safety among Mooney pilots.