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Fathers Against Drunk Driving or FADD, as we call it, was created to reduce the alcohol related deaths on our U.S. Highways.

FADD created a DESIGNATED DRIVER membership drive. Here’s how it works: FADD members become the DESIGNATED DRIVER that does the driving for their friends, loved ones, business assoc., co-workers or whoever is in the vehicle with them.

The FADD DESIGNATED DRIVER ensures that the people that are with him/her will receive a safe and sober ride home. Membership is only $12.00/yr. and members receive a membership card, educational material, and a FADD key chain.

Businesses currently purchase memberships at a group rate and give them to their clients. For group rates, to do a promotion with FADD, or to sponsor our highway safety program please contact us.

Thank you. Stay Alive, Don’t Drink & Drive!

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