Hurricane Harvey wrecked more than homes. It wrecked lives. And it may not be done inflicting its damage. The immediate aftermath of Harvey, Irma, Maria and other hurricanes has been plastered across our social media feeds...
Category: Drunk Driving
A quick Google search demonstrates why we are asking you to make a donation in honor of a law enforcement officer today: Oregon deputies pulled an unconscious man, who was later cited with...
Heartiest congratulations to our MADD Hero, National Law Enforcement Initiatives Manager Ron Replogle, for receiving the esteemed Martha Irwin Award for Lifetime Achievement in Highway Safety, Law Enforcement...
On Monday, August 21st, when many states will witness an amazing and rare total solar eclipse, Mothers Against Drunk Driving® (MADD) wants to remind everyone to designate a non-drinking driver if their plans to enjoy...
This is the third in a three-part series by drunk driving victim Erin Rollins: I looked the defendant dead in the eyes and read the closing portion of my victim impact statement. "Your behavior and seeming...
A West Virginia Law Enforcement Officer wrote President Colleen Sheehey-Church a heartfelt letter about how her presentation at a recent conference renewed his drive to fight drunk driving. Read below: Let me start this by telling...
At nine months of age, a baby builds trillions of brain connections, becomes a master crawler and, often, starts transforming mindless babbling into words like "dada." First steps are right around the corner! Unfortunately, my first...
In the wake of recent legislation in Missouri, MADD volunteer Michael E. Boland pays homage to the dedicated efforts of MADD supporters and volunteers whose tireless efforts showed MADD's potential impact in future such battles. Read...
OFFICER JAMES FREDERICK “FREDDIE” NORMAN Home City: Austell, Georgia Crash Anniversary: April 17, 1988 Cobb County Georgia Officer Freddie Norman was given less than a 1 percent chance of surviving after a teenage drunk driver slammed into his...
Last week, the Oklahoma Legislature voted overwhelmingly to make Oklahoma the 29th state to pass an all-offender ignition interlock law. If Governor Fallin signs SB 643 into law, all drunk driving offenders will need to...