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Mothers Against Drunk Driving, based in Downers Grove, IL, is a non-profit organization dedicated to combating the dangers of impaired driving. Established in 1980, MADD strives to put an end to drunk driving, support victims of these preventable crimes, and prevent underage drinking. MADD champions anti-drunk driving technology and leads prevention efforts nationwide, working to create a safer environment for all road users. Through programs like Power of Parents and Power of Youth, MADD educates both teens and adults about the risks of impaired driving and provides alternatives to getting behind the wheel after drinking. The organization's impactful initiatives include court monitoring programs, victim assistance services, and advocacy for stricter laws to deter offenders. By fostering collective change and promoting road safety awareness, MADD aims to reduce impaired driving injuries and fatalities, making our roads safer for everyone. Generated from the website content

March of Dimes in Lombard, IL is a non-profit organization dedicated to improving the health of mothers and babies. They focus on funding research, advocating for policies that support maternal and infant health, and providing education and support to families. Through their various programs and initiatives, March of Dimes works towards reducing premature birth rates, birth defects, and infant mortality. Their efforts aim to ensure that every baby has the best possible start in life. Generated from their business information

The Permanently Disabled Jockeys Fund (PDJF) is a 501(c)(3) public charity based in Elmhurst, IL, dedicated to providing financial assistance to approximately 60 former jockeys who have suffered catastrophic injuries while racing. Since its establishment in 2006, the fund has disbursed nearly $14 million, supporting those with serious disabilities, primarily paralysis and brain injuries, as they navigate the challenges of daily living. By engaging the Thoroughbred and Quarter Horse industries, along with their dedicated fans, the PDJF aims to create a self-sufficient endowment to secure long-term support for these courageous individuals. Contributions are tax-deductible and play a vital role in helping disabled jockeys manage the costs of medical care and everyday expenses. Generated from the website