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Mothers Against Drunk Driving, also known as MADD, is a nonprofit organization. Founded in 1980, the organization offers support services for the victims of violent crime and deals in the prevention of underage drinking. It specializes in justice advocacy, financial recovery guidance, and bereavement and injury support services. Mothers Against Drunk Driving serves the needs of more than 330,000 individuals in Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri and Nebraska in the United States. The organization provides supporting law enforcement services by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. It has a staff of more than 1,400 trained victim advocates. In addition, Mothers Against Drunk Driving offers over 1,150 assembly programs to nearly 925 elementary and middle schools.

NSDA, the National Service Dealers Association, is a leading organization dedicated to supporting independent servicers in navigating the challenges of today's industry. As the parent group of various divisions, NSDA represents appliance, computer, and consumer electronics service dealers, while also operating as a division of NESDA, the National Electronics Service Dealers Association. Under the NESDA umbrella, NSDA is joined by the International Society of Certified Electronics Technicians (ISCET), which advocates for professional technicians across all fields. Together, NSDA, NESDA, and ISCET serve as the voice for thousands of appliance and electronics professionals worldwide, offering valuable resources and fostering success within the industry.Generated from the website