Madd

MADD, short for Mothers Against Drunk Driving, is an organization dedicated to ending drunk driving, fighting drugged driving, supporting victims of these crimes, and preventing underage drinking. They advocate for stricter laws, champion anti-drunk driving technology, and provide victim assistance.

Founded in 1980, MADD has been instrumental in reducing drunk driving deaths by approximately 40% and has saved nearly 475,000 lives through their efforts. They offer vital services to impaired driving victims and survivors, including emotional support, advocacy, and information about the justice process.

MADD spearheads prevention efforts across the country, educating both youth and adults about the dangers of substance use and impaired driving. Through programs like Power of Parents and Power of Youth, they empower teens to make safe choices and work towards their goal of decreasing impaired driving injuries and fatalities by 20% by 2026.

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