MADD SC is happy to report that our underage drinking prevention programs are going great. Our program specialist, Ashley Merrick, has been busy the past couple of months sharing our MADD...
Year: 2018
MADD South Carolina’s newest team member came across the country to join us, or rather back across the country. On April 24th, Karin Smith officially came on board as the Coastal Court Monitoring Specialist, which...
Shared by Cindy and Joe Bass, parents of Lisa Marie Sessions of Florence County, SC. Lisa’s parents share with us their Victim Impact Statements read at the sentencing of man who hit their daughter head-on...
On April 11th, MADD SC took part in the 2017 DUI Enforcement Recognition & Law Enforcement DUI Challenge ceremony in Columbia. The ceremony is put on annually by the SC Department...
On Saturday night, April 14th, MADD South Carolina held its 5th Annual Walk Like Columbia, and the event was a huge success! With a new venue, a new time, and an...
Unfortunately, S. 982, the all-offender ignition interlock device bill authored by Senator Hutto, did not receive full approval by the full Senate and therefore will not become law in 2018. The South Carolina Legislature has...
We are excited to announce another new MADD SC team member! Rebecca Frick is our newest victim services student intern from the University of South Carolina’s College of Social Work. Rebecca is originally...
Before December 6, 2013, Travis Mayo would have been sleeping peacefully in his bed at 3 a.m. on a weekend or holiday morning. Likewise, if you would have said to...
The countdown to the 2018 Walk Like MADD Columbia Presented by Uber on April 14th is officially underway, kicked off at a luncheon that brought together volunteers, team captains, law enforcement,...
Below are the words of Jennifer Mayo of Lexington from the parole hearing for the man found guilty in the crash that took her son Brandon’s life in 2013. Parole was denied. My name is Jennifer....