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Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) is a non-profit organization based in Irmo, SC, dedicated to eradicating drunk driving, fighting drugged driving, and supporting the victims of these preventable tragedies. Since its establishment in 1980, MADD has been pivotal in reducing drunk driving deaths by approximately 40%, saving nearly 475,000 lives and supporting close to one million victims. MADD champions the adoption of anti-drunk driving technology in all new vehicles by 2030 through the HALT Act, a move expected to save over 10,000 lives annually and prevent countless injuries. Through various programs like Power of Parents, Power of Youth, and court monitoring initiatives, MADD continues to spearhead prevention efforts across the nation by educating communities about substance use dangers and empowering individuals to make safe choices. With a network of over 65 offices in the U.S., Puerto Rico, and Canada, MADD provides critical services to victims and their families, including emotional support, guidance through legal processes, and access to financial resources. The organization's ultimate goal is to create a future where impaired driving is a thing of the past, ensuring roads and communities are safe for all individuals. Generated from the website content

March of Dimes in Columbia, SC is a non-profit organization dedicated to improving the health of mothers and babies. They focus on research, education, and advocacy to prevent premature birth and birth defects. Through community partnerships and fundraising efforts, March of Dimes works to support families and provide resources for healthy pregnancies and newborns. Their mission is to ensure that every baby has the best possible start in life. Generated from their business information

Keep the Midlands Beautiful is a community-focused organization serving the Midlands region of South Carolina, dedicated to litter prevention and environmental beautification. Through various initiatives, they engage thousands of volunteers in cleanup events, recycling programs, and educational efforts to promote a healthier and more attractive community. In 2025, the organization plans to enhance local aesthetics by installing murals across 19 municipalities in Lexington and Richland counties. Their ongoing programs include shoe collections for developing countries, paper shredding events, and a commitment to recycling education, aiming to foster a culture of environmental responsibility and community pride. Generated from the website