Hagerty Drivers Foundation is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to preserving and celebrating automotive heritage. Established in 2021 by Hagerty, the Foundation seeks to highlight the importance of vehicles in our history and culture, advocating for their coexistence on public roadways, regardless of age or power source. The Foundation offers a range of services aimed at developing future automotive enthusiasts, including educational grants, scholarships for aspiring automotive restorers, and research funding to quantify the environmental and economic impacts of collector vehicles.

Significant initiatives include the National Historic Vehicle Register, which documents America's notable automobiles at the Library of Congress, and the "Cars at the Capital" exhibition that promotes awareness around automotive culture. The Foundation is deeply rooted in philanthropy, having raised over $20 million to support various automotive educational programs and ensure access to quality driver training for young individuals. Through community engagement and advocacy, Hagerty Drivers Foundation is committed to securing the future of car culture for generations to come.