Greetings!
When my daughter Cari was killed on May 3rd 1980 by a multiple repeat offender drunk driver, it unleashed a firestorm inside of me that drove me to launch a movement that became a household name: Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD).
Since that time, I founded another organization, We Save Lives (WSL), in 2014, that more directly changes laws in the following three lifesaving areas:
We work to do all of this through a community of advocates and volunteers with your support.
I am here today to honor the anniversary of my daughter’s short life, and to ask for your help.
We Save Lives has given new meaning to the word accountability and justice for those whose loved ones were killed or injured by distracted, drunk or drugged driving (the 3 D’s).
Our ongoing work to pass tougher laws improves the chances that law enforcement can get these criminals (and repeat 3 D Drivers) off the road and keep them off. We want to keep you and your loved ones safe.
We Save Lives has launched numerous programs including a new focus on passenger safety.
Hundreds of thousands of lives have been saved.
All because my daughter died and I was angry.
Cari lived her short life to the fullest and in death her life has continued to resonate each time a drunk driver is removed from the roads, sentenced to prison, thinks twice before driving impaired again, or is stopped by someone before they drive.
She continues to save lives.
You can continue to help change dangerous driving choices.
You are the solution that will keep these drivers off the roads and protect you, your family and your friends.
Thank you,
