Volunteer Opportunities for MADD - Events - Virtual & In-Person - Hybrid

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About Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) Michigan State Office

Location:

PO Box 70154, Rochester Hills, MI 48307, US

Mission Statement

Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) is on a mission to end drunk driving, combat drugged driving, support the victims of these crimes, and prevent underage drinking. Through impactful programs and community projects, our goal is to eliminate drunk and drugged driving. We provide comprehensive victim services, encompassing grief support, legal aid, medical assistance, and guidance - Ready to Join the Impact? New Opportunities Await! - Social Media & Website Info: o Facebook: New: www.facebook.com/MichiganMadd / Old: www.facebook.com/MADDMichigan o Instagram: www.instagram.com/maddmichigan o Website: www.madd.org/mi o Madd MI VIP Locations: https://maddvip.org/michigan/

Description

Programming & Events: MADD conducts victim impact panels annually, reaching thousands of drunk or drugged driving offenders, including first and repeat offenders. These panels feature testimonials from bereaved victims. Signature events include the holiday red ribbon program "Driving Change," encouraging a sober holiday season. We partner with Michigan law enforcement agencies, host the Law Enforcement Recognition Luncheon, and organize Walk like MADD, a prominent community awareness event in late summer/fall.

Volunteer Opportunities: MADD Michigan operates remotely, offering both virtual and in-person volunteer roles.

• Remote Opportunities:
  • Assist with community research and outreach, fostering community partnerships.
  • Contribute to victim support by updating resources and expanding our database.
  • Join event planning committees like Walk Like MADD or coordinate Law Enforcement Recognition events.
  • Support youth prevention programs by connecting with schools and youth organizations.
• In-person Opportunities:
  • Represent MADD at community events, spreading awareness about our mission and victim services.
  • Contribute to in-person events such as the Law Enforcement Recognition Luncheon, Walk like MADD, and victim impact panels.
  • Explore volunteer roles in expanding our Power of Youth Prevention programs, focusing on educating young people about the dangers of underage drinking.