01/18/2021
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Mothers Against Drunk Driving is the nation’s largest nonprofit working to protect families from drunk driving and underage drinking. @MaddOnline
MADD was incorporated on September 5, 1980, the mission or purposes of MADD as stated in its Articles of Incorporation were “To aid the victims of crimes performed by individuals driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs, to aid the families of such victims and to increase public awareness of the problem of drinking and drugged driving. In 1984, MADD changed its name from Mothers Against Drunk Drivers to Mothers Against Drunk Driving. This carefully considered change was made because MADD is opposed to the criminal act of drunk driving, not individuals. MADD also updated its mission statement to “Mothers Against Drunk Driving provides grassroots leadership to create major social change in the attitude and behavior of Americans toward drunk driving. In 1985, MADD’s mission statement was again updated. The mission read, “Mothers Against Drunk Driving mobilizes victims and their allies to establish the public conviction that impaired driving is unacceptable and criminal, in order to promote corresponding public policies, programs and personal responsibility. In 1992, MADD adopted a more simplified mission statement, which was “The mission of Mothers Against Drunk Driving is to stop drunk driving and support the victims of this violent crime. By 1999, MADD had greatly expanded its work on preventing underage drinking and emerging research underscored our efforts to prevent youth alcohol use. MADD’s efforts in this area were also encouraged and supported by the government, corporations, educators, the media and public. The mission statement was officially changed to make preventing underage drinking a free-standing prong of the mission. The updated mission, which continues to guide the organization today, read “The mission of Mothers Against Drunk Driving is to stop drunk driving, support the victims of this violent crime and prevent underage drinking.
MADD was incorporated on September 5, 1980, the mission or purposes of MADD as stated in its Articles of Incorporation were “To aid the victims of crimes performed by individuals driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs, to aid the families of such victims and to increase public awareness of the problem of drinking and drugged driving. In 1984, MADD changed its name from Mothers Against Drunk Drivers to Mothers Against Drunk Driving. This carefully considered change was made because MADD is opposed to the criminal act of drunk driving, not individuals. MADD also updated its mission statement to “Mothers Against Drunk Driving provides grassroots leadership to create major social change in the attitude and behavior of Americans toward drunk driving. In 1985, MADD’s mission statement was again updated. The mission read, “Mothers Against Drunk Driving mobilizes victims and their allies to establish the public conviction that impaired driving is unacceptable and criminal, in order to promote corresponding public policies, programs and personal responsibility. In 1992, MADD adopted a more simplified mission statement, which was “The mission of Mothers Against Drunk Driving is to stop drunk driving and support the victims of this violent crime. By 1999, MADD had greatly expanded its work on preventing underage drinking and emerging research underscored our efforts to prevent youth alcohol use. MADD’s efforts in this area were also encouraged and supported by the government, corporations, educators, the media and public. The mission statement was officially changed to make preventing underage drinking a free-standing prong of the mission. The updated mission, which continues to guide the organization today, read “The mission of Mothers Against Drunk Driving is to stop drunk driving, support the victims of this violent crime and prevent underage drinking.
Mission: The mission of MADD is to end drunk driving, help fight drugged driving, support the victims of these violent crimes and prevent underage drinking.
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01/16/2021
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01/14/2021
Hillsborough County deputy killed in crash remembered as 'kind, loving and honest'
We mourn with family & friends of Master Corporal Brian LaVigne & Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office over the senseless loss of an officer recognized by MADD for his work to keep roads safe from drunk drivers. The driver must be held accountable for this horrific, violent, 100% preventable crime. #NoMoreVictims https://www.abcactionnews.com/news/region-hillsborough/hillsborough-county-deputy-killed-in-crash-remembered-as-kind-loving-and-honest
A Hillsborough County deputy was killed in the line of duty after a suspect intentionally rammed into his patrol car on Monday night.
01/13/2021
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01/11/2021
Join us here to meet Alex! Today at 5 p.m. Eastern.
01/09/2021
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01/09/2021
In 2020, you helped make incredible progress against drunk driving possible, but we can’t stop the momentum. As we look ahead, we’re optimistic that we can continue to find better solutions to end this 100% preventable crime once and for all. Read more about our life-saving work and how you can help: http://bit.ly/2KZd7mf
01/07/2021
Rep. Debbie Dingell Announces Recommitment to Drunk Driving Legislation at January 7 News Conference | MADD
Watch today's press conference with Congresswoman Debbie Dingell, family and friends of the Abbas family, Ken Snyder and MADD as we fight for equipping all vehicles with technology that will stop drunk driving. #NoMoreVictims Rep. Debbie Dingell
Two-year anniversary of Michigan family’s tragic death draws renewed push for legislation to advance the use of vehicle technology to prevent drunk driving WASHINGTON – Marking two years since Rima and Issam Abbas and their three children were killed by a drunk driver, Congresswoman Debbie Dinge...
01/07/2021
We can all agree that 2020 was an especially challenging year. But through it all, people like you helped continue the fight for stronger laws and funded support for families impacted by drunk driving. We’re so excited for all we can accomplish together on the road ahead! http://bit.ly/37U6UB6
01/07/2021
WATCH The Breakdown | Lexington native Alex Otte named national president of MADD
WATCH The Breakdown | Lexington native Alex Otte named national president of MADD
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01/06/2021
On anniversary of Abbas family death, Dingell recommits to action on drunk driving in new congress
2 years ago today, a wrong-way drunk driver killed an entire family. Our hearts are with the family of Issam and Rima Abbas and their children, Ali, Isabella and Giselle. Grateful to Congresswoman Dingell for leading the fight in Congress to end this crime. #NoMoreVictims
Jan. 6 will mark the two-year anniversary of the tragic deaths of Rima and Issam Abbas, and their three children, who were hit by a drunk driver on their wa
01/06/2021
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01/04/2021
MADD National President Alex Otte
Follow Alex Otte on her new page to learn more about the work MADD's National President will be doing to eliminate drunk and drugged driving, serve victims of these violent, preventable crimes and educate about the dangers of underage drinking. #NoMoreVictims
My name is Alex Otte and I am writing to you as MADD’s new National President. Some of you may know my story or will come to know it over the next two years, but I am truly looking forward to hearing yours. While the “club” we join when we become a victim, survivor or family member who is impacted by drunk or drugged driving is one we never intended to be a part of, what we gain is each other. Over the past decade, MADD has supported me as I learned to adjust to a new life after my crash, and I am thankful for the opportunity to support each of you. I look forward to sharing with you the excellent and impactful work that MADD staff and volunteers are doing across the country to help bring an end to impaired driving.
01/04/2021
MADD Announces New National President | MADD
We are proud to announce our new National President, Alex Otte! Alex helped pass critical drunk driving and victim rights legislation in her home state #Kentucky and will be a powerful advocate as we work toward a nation of #NoMoreVictims
Welcome Alex!!
Alex Otte Survived Severe Injuries Caused by Drunk Boat Operator Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) is proud to announce our new National President, Alex Otte, effective Jan. 1, 2021. Otte’s family came to MADD in 2010, when she was 13 years old, after she was severely injured by an intoxicated ...
01/02/2021
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01/01/2021
Happy New Year! Wishing you and your family a happy, healthy, and safe 2021!
12/31/2020
Tonight is one our deadliest nights on the highways. Celebrate with a plan this New Year's Eve. Designate a driver. #NoMoreVictims
12/31/2020
NYSE: Bell Calendar
Watch today as MADD rings the final New York Stock Exchange Closing Bell of 2020! Click the link below to watch the virtual event at 3:59 pm Eastern. New York Stock Exchange #NoMoreVictims https://www.nyse.com/bell/calendar
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12/31/2020
Time is running out to have your tax-deductible gift matched up to $100,000 thanks to Lyft. Give before Dec. 31 and make twice the impact. You’ll help prevent more families like Patricia’s from experiencing the torment of losing their loved ones from a drunk driving crash: http://bit.ly/37rYEIg
12/30/2020
MADD Hawaii: Sea Rider Productions - Red Ribbon PSA 2019
The students at Waianae High School share creative ways to #TieOneOnforSafety. Mahalo to this year's sponsors DTRIC Insurance and First Hawaiian Bank. DTRIC Insurance First Hawaiian Bank
#NoMoreVictims#tieoneonforsafety
12/30/2020
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12/30/2020
Patricia lost four of her family members to a drunk driver, including three precious grandchildren. You can bring us closer to a day without this senseless crime. Give before Dec. 31 while Lyft will match your tax-deductible gift: http://bit.ly/3r9pJYL
12/28/2020
2020 is almost over, but you can end the year on a positive note. Thanks to Lyft, your tax-deductible gift is matched and will help prevent more drunk driving crashes. For families like Patricia’s who were impacted by this horrific crime, you’ll give them tremendous hope:http://bit.ly/37v9iOk
12/26/2020
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12/24/2020
My Christmas Eve
This touching video set to Ohio State Trooper Bob Welsh's poem, "My Christmas Eve" reminds us of the difficult work of law enforcement officers and the many ways they help their community, often without any fanfare. Thank you, and stay safe tonight!
There are some stories that truly speak to the heart and retired Ohio State Trooper Bob Welsh’s touching poem, “My Christmas Eve”, is certainly one of them. ...
12/24/2020
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12/24/2020
This time of year is some of the deadliest days on our roadways. Designate a driver and get home safe this holiday season. #WAYMO #designateddriver; #TieOneOnForSafety; #HomeForTheHolidays
12/23/2020
MADD Hawaii: Tie One On for Safety 2020, Honolulu Police Department PSA
The holidays are one of the most dangerous times on our roadways. Be a hero and save a life! The safest choice is to never drink and drive. Chief Ballard and the Honolulu Police Department ohana and MADD Hawaii encourage you to designate a driver.
Mahalo to Honolulu Police Department for creating this video to help spread the message about the importance of not drinking and driving - especially during ...
12/23/2020
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12/23/2020
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MADD's 40th Anniversary MADDvocate is full of inspiring articles about survivors who refuse to stop fighting to end drunk and drugged driving. Read the full edition here! Want to learn more about MADD's push for advanced drunk driving prevention technology in all new vehicles? Check out Ken Snyder's story on page 10! #NoMoreVictims
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12/23/2020
This holiday season, be driven by a mother’s pain. Thanks to a match from Lyft, your gift can make twice the impact, save twice the lives, and prevent twice the heartbreak: https://bit.ly/36YbdLf
12/23/2020
MADD Calls on U.S. Transportation Secretary-designate Pete Buttigieg to Support Lifesaving Technology in All New Cars | MADD
Today MADD National President Helen Witty sent a letter to USDOT Secretary-designate Pete Buttigieg urging his support for advanced drunk driving prevention technology in all new vehicles - a measure that would save 9,400 lives a year. #NoMoreVictims https://www.madd.org/press-release/madd-calls-on-u-s-transportation-secretary-designate-pete-buttigieg-to-support-lifesaving-technology-in-all-new-cars/
Federal leadership is essential for auto industry to leverage its tech prowess and eliminate drunk driving WASHINGTON – MADD National President Helen Witty is urging Pete Buttigieg, President-elect Biden’s pick for U.S. Secretary of Transportation, to support legislation that will require all ne...
12/21/2020
You have always been your mother’s most precious cargo. Handle your life with care. Designate a Driver and get home safe this holiday season. #NoMoreVictims, #Waymo, #BeSafeLoveMom, #preciouscargo; #Homefortheholidays madd.org/toofs
12/19/2020
For countless mothers, the holidays are a reminder of a heartbreaking tragedy. In honor of Impaired Driving Prevention Month, you can help prevent twice as many tragedies and comfort twice as many families, thanks to a match from Lyft. Give now and double your impact: https://bit.ly/2VSXTBt
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Meet Alex Otte - MADD National President
Tie One On For Safety - 2020 Kickoff
The Cannabis Report: America's Perception on Consumption and Road Risk
MADD National President Helen Witty announces the release today of MADD's new The Cannabis Report: America's Perception on Consumption and Road Risk. Helen's daughter Helen Marie was killed by a drunk and marijuana-impaired driver. Hear what Helen has to say about the report findings along with Ed and Denise Hill, whose daughter Amanda was killed by a marijuana-impaired driver, and Jocelyn Rhymer, Manager of Victim Services for MADD Colorado. Read the full report here: https://www.madd.org/the-solution/drugged-driving-prevention/ Special thank you to @State Farm and General Motors for funding to make this survey and report possible!
Oregon's MADD volunteers took the initiative several years ago to secure funding for a memorial wall and garden dedicated to victims who have lost their lives in impaired driving crashes. During today's Walk Like MADD event, sponsored by Kendall Automotive Group, I stopped by during my walk to take some video of this special place.
Saturation Saturday Helen Witty
Today is Saturation Saturday, when MADD and hundreds of law enforcement officers from across the country team up to remind everyone that if you drink, don't drive. You will get caught. MADD National President Helen Witty shares MADD's appreciation for the work law enforcement officers do every day to stop the 100% preventable tragedies caused by drunk and drug-impaired driving.
Saturation Saturday California
As we get ready for #SaturationSaturday tomorrow, August 29, members of our MADD family share their stories to honor their loved ones killed by drunk driving and thank law enforcement for the work they do to keep our roads safe. #DriveSober #NoMoreVictims
Saturation Saturday Kansas
On Saturday August 29, MADD will join law enforcement across the nation for Saturation Saturday - a night of stepped up enforcement and recognition of the important and dangerous job of keeping our roads safe from drunk and drugged drivers. We thank our law enforcement partners for their dedication to preventing the tragedies that kill more than 10,000 people every year. Special thank you to the Kansas Highway Patrol for creating this video!
Helen Witty and Mary Ann Jones Grief Series Part 1
MADD National President Helen Witty met Mary Ann Jones in 2005, while hosting a grief meeting for people who had lost loved ones to drunk driving. This is the first of their 5-day, 10-15 minute video series on surviving and understanding why traumatic grief due to crime is so different. Please be aware that this is a powerful, sometimes graphic conversation about the raw feelings of grieving and death. If you need to speak to someone, please contact our 24-hour helpline at 877-MADD-HELP. We are here for you.
Helen Witty and Mary Ann Jones Grief Series Part 5
Watch the final video "Surviving Special Days," on surviving and understanding why traumatic grief due to crime is so different. This concludes the five video series on this important topic. #NoMoreVictims
Helen Witty and Mary Ann Jones Grief Series Part 4
Watch "Explosive Emotions of Grief," the next video on surviving and understanding why traumatic grief due to crime is so different. The series will run this week and is hosted by MADD National President Helen Witty with Mary Ann Jones. Tune in tomorrow July 10 at 11am ET for final installment of this series. #NoMoreVictims
Helen Witty and Mary Ann Jones Grief Series Part 2
Watch "Why Grief Hurts," the second installment on surviving and understanding why traumatic grief due to crime is so different. The series will continue to run this week and is hosted by MADD National President Helen Witty with Mary Ann Jones. Tune in tomorrow July 8 at 11am ET for Part 3. #NoMoreVictims
Helen Witty and Mary Ann Jones Grief Series Part 3
Watch "The Task's of Mourning," the third video on surviving and understanding why traumatic grief due to crime is so different. The series will run this week and is hosted by MADD National President Helen Witty with Mary Ann Jones. Tune in tomorrow July 9 at 11am ET for Part 4. #NoMoreVictims
Coffee with Rob - Social Groups and Peer Pressure
This week, Dr. Turrisi of the Edna Bennett Pierce Prevention Research Center at Penn State joins us to talk about the ways your teens may be pressured into drinking and how it may look different than you imagine. He also discusses the benefits of your teens having multiple social groups. Click below to watch today.
Coffee with Rob - Celebrating Graduation
Graduation season is here. While the ways that we acknowledge the hard work of graduates has changed temporarily, they still deserve praise and celebration. They do not, however, deserve a drink. We sat with Dr. Turrisi from the Edna Bennett Pierce Prevention Research Center at Penn State to discuss celebrating graduates as states begin to reopen.
MADD Monday with Ron Replogle
In recognition of National Police Week, MADD National Law Enforcement Initiatives Manager and retired Missouri State Highway Patrol Colonel Ron Replogle talks with Helen Witty about law enforcement's role in eliminating drunk driving. #MADDMonday #NationalPoliceWeek #NoMoreVictims
Coffee with Rob - The #1 Tip for Parents to Prevent Underage Drinking
In the first episode of Coffee with Rob, we are discussing the most important tip that Dr. Turrisi gives parents when it comes to underage drinking prevention.
The fight must go on! While the ways we serve victims and survivors and fight drunk and drugged driving have changed, we continue to serve and fight. Click below to donate today to support those impacted by these 100% preventable crimes. https://connect.clickandpledge.com/w/Form/e4ec1a14-b7df-48a5-9e86-e5bac4467d80?RefID=may20_gtn_hp_slider&trk=may20_gtn_hp_slider
Join us tomorrow for Giving Tuesday Now to support victims and survivors of drunk and/or drugged driving crashes. Click the link below for more information and to donate today! https://connect.clickandpledge.com/w/Form/e4ec1a14-b7df-48a5-9e86-e5bac4467d80?RefID=may20_gtn_em1_pros&trk=may20_gtn_em1_pros
MADD Monday with Helen Witty - Court Monitoring
Our recent court monitoring report finds that 59% of drunk driving charges resulted in a conviction in 2019. Today, MADD National President Helen Witty sat down with Steven Burritt of MADD South Carolina and Lindsey Valdez of MADD New Mexico to discuss court monitoring.
Next Tuesday is Cinco de Mayo. While we encourage you to follow local government guidelines, you might still want to celebrate. Watch below for an easy mocktail recipe from MADD Northwest Florida
Talking to Your Teens Before it's Too Late
Debbie Taylor joins us this week to talk about her son and why having the conversation about the dangers of underage drinking is important before it's too late.
In the middle of this #maddworld, our very own Debra Marable of MADD East Texas reminds us to Let It Be. We hope this melody provides some calm in the storm. #NoMoreVictims #MADDWorld #MADDMonday #wereinthistogether
MADD Monday with Helen Witty - Walk Like MADD
Another MADD Monday in a MADD world. Today, MADD National President Helen Witty joins Kristi Roye to talk about Walk Like MADD going virtual and how you can participate.
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