Did you take a 10-minute break today? Maybe grab a cup of coffee, check your phone or gather around the metaphorical water cooler? In 2016, in-car breathalyzers stopped nearly seven drunk driving attempts every 10 minutes —...
Last weekend, like every weekend, drunk driving crashed into people’s lives. This time, it was at a Mardi Gras parade. An alleged drunk driver with a blood alcohol level of .232 two hours after he was...
Have you heard about an "in-car breathalyzer" that drunk driving offenders install in their vehicles that prevents drunk driving? Not some of the time – all of the time. Every time. The vehicle doesn’t move...
We must share a special "thank you" from the bottom of our hearts with everyone who took part in our February campaign focusing on children endangered by drunk driving. We shared that nearly half the...
As National President of MADD, I have the opportunity to stand and support our law enforcement in all agencies across the country. One such organization is the National Sheriffs Association, which has dedicated...
Arizonans throughout the state rushed over to Dunkin Donuts on Feb. 28, 2017 to buy a MADD Donut, and support the efforts of the organization in ending drunk driving. Thank you to Dunkin Donuts, and...
This is the first in a three-part series by Drunk Driving Victim Erin Rollins: My entire body shook. My closest friends, family and I had waited for this day for months. October 18, 2016 represented two years...
Will you help MADD deliver a little teddy bear magic? You see, drunk driving crashes are some of the most traumatic events you can experience – and that’s as an adult. For children, it is...
We brought together volunteers and staff members from across the country for a multi-day Walk Like MADD training session. Walk Like MADD is our signature fundraising event, and it takes place in more than 90 cities...
There are no words that can be said or written that can take away the pain. That’s why I feel uneasy writing anything near Valentine’s Day. I realize that my words may never ease the loss...