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Mothers Against Drunk Driving’s Walk Like MADD Charlotte is back!! This year’s event is being held on Sunday October 20, 2019 at Freedom Park. Registration opens at 10:00am and walkers, like you, will leave from the starting line at 11:00am...
MADD Chapters across North Carolina have been busy working within their communities to spread awareness and supporting our mission partners. Whether it is a dunking booth at a community event or acknowledging law enforcement for their great work, North Carolina...
On Sunday, November 13, 2013 at 8:00 in the morning my life was changed forever – I got a phone call from my son, and he was telling me that Casey was gone, and preceded to tell me what happened. ...
Annie Crawford has been one of MADD North Carolina’s most dedicated volunteers working tirelessly to educate today’s youth about the dangers of underage drinking through the Power of Youth (POY) program. By operating in the capacity of a Power of...
The MADD North Carolina Interpreter Program is seeking Spanish Interpreters to support MADD programming. If you or someone you know speaks both Spanish and English fluently, we can use your support in Wake, Mecklenburg, and Orange County. Please contact Candice...
Join Mothers Against Drunk Driving of North Carolina for the 2018 Walk Like MADD Walk and Dash and be a part of something special. The event will be held at Lake Benson Park for the second year in a row!...
On December 1, 2017 the North Carolina Governor’s Highway Safety Program and Mothers Against Drunk Driving hosted the Annual Tree Lighting and Candlelight Vigil at the State Capital grounds. Governor Roy Cooper, the Department of Transportation Deputy Secretary Greer Beaty,...
Walk Like Madd Charlotte was a Success! Walk Like Madd returned to Charlotte on November 11, 2017 and it was truly an amazing event. It was an intimate affair where the community truly came together to raise awareness about...
Mothers Against Drunk Driving of North Carolina is excited about what 2018 has to bring. If you are not an active volunteer, please consider taking the next step to become a volunteer in one of our core programs. There is...
North Carolina welcomes Raven Bynum as our new victim services intern. She is originally from the small town of Roanoke Rapids, NC, but currently resides in Durham, NC. She is a 2014 graduate of North Carolina Central University where she...
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