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THE THREAT
Drunk Driving is still the #1 cause of death on our roadways.
INCIDENTS A DAY
Adults drink too much and drive about 121 million times per year – or more than 300,000 incidents of drinking and driving a day.
DEATHS A YEAR
That’s 30 deaths every day and one death every 48 minutes. Each and every one of them 100% preventable.
INJURIES PER YEAR
290,000 injuries per year means exponentially more friends, family members and loved ones unnecessarily impacted by this preventable crime.
THE HUMAN TOLL
Drunk and drugged driving comes with a cost - and it is one that robs us of mothers, fathers, sisters, brothers, spouses and friends. Meet the people behind the statistics.
Voices of Victims: Damion Henderson
On August 14, 1997, I was able to witness the birth of my nephew, Damion Michael Henderson. For the next 16 years, 6 months and 23 days, I watched him grow from an infant into a young man. He was a loving, caring person who dreamed of going to college and playing professional football. Damion...
Voices of Victims: Fernando Aguirre
Valentine’s Day Without a Valentine Fernando Aguirre was on his way home to his wife, Dr. Robin Aguirre to celebrate Valentine’s Day with her when everything went horribly wrong. Trust Misplaced Long ago, after becoming a citizen of the United States, Fernando trained to be a truck driver. This was his craft. He was good...
Voices Of Victims: Cole Kilgore
When one of my family members calls someone a “Cole,” it means something special. It’s family shorthand for calling someone Compassionate, Obedient to God, Loving and Enthusiastic toward life – all such core personality traits of my handsome son Cole, who was killed while riding with a drinking driver. Cole Hansen Kilgore was my little...
Voices of Victims: Marky McNeill
Seven Years Ago Feels Like Yesterday What were you doing on December 9th? While many of us were caught up in the hustle of the holiday season, Melissa McNeill was remembering a crash that 7 years ago snuffed out the life of her son, Marky McNeill. December 9, 2018 was the 7-year anniversary of the...
Voices of Victims: Krystal Foster
Thirteen Minutes Changed So Much The crash put her in a coma for a month. When she woke up, her entire life was different. Krystal Foster got off work at the normal time: 10:30 PM. She was happy she didn’t have to stay late like she sometimes did because tonight, her husband Chris had brought their...
Carl McDonald's Story
Her small shoes are here with me. Size one and a half, white with embroidered flowers and small red hearts across the top of the toe. Long gone is the little pink metal flake bicycle with handlebar streamers, the yellow cross-country skis with cartoon characters that barely reached over three feet long. Gone is the...
The Mission
The mission of Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) is to end drunk driving, help fight drugged driving, support the victims of these violent crimes, and prevent underage drinking.
The Solution
Help us put drunk driving in the rear view mirror.
How can you make a lifesaving difference?
A FUTURE OF NO MORE VICTIMS®
Today, we can see a future without drunk driving, but we need your help to get there. Please join us in the fight by pledging to support the future of No More Victims®.
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MADD provides free supportive services to the victims and survivors of drunk and drugged driving, as well as underage drinking.
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