Volunteers - Volunteer Opportunities

MADD Canada offers a variety of volunteer opportunities at your local Chapter. We hope that you will find your involvement with MADD Canada to be as rewarding and fulfilling as other volunteers have already experienced. The following volunteer opportunities are available through your local Chapter.

Chapter Board of Directors
Becoming a Chapter Board member.

Public Policy
Informing local politicians and the media of MADD Canada's initiatives either in person or through regular correspondence.

Victim Support Volunteer
An individual who offers emotional support to victims of impaired driving crashes, guidance through the criminal justice system, and referral for other needs related to the crash. Training provided by MADD Canada's Victim Services.

Court Monitoring
Individuals attend court and keep track of impaired charges and how they are handled. This is done to encourage the justice system to recognize the seriousness of the crime and to sentence offenders accordingly.

Public Education and Awareness
Raising awareness in local communities about the dangers of drinking and driving through mall displays, parades, fairs, literature, etc. MADD Canada provides materials to support individuals in this capacity.

Public Speaking
Not only educate others through presentations about this senseless tragedy but also give alternatives to drinking and driving. MADD Canada provides materials to support individuals in this capacity.

Fundraising
Raise money through local sponsorship, donations, memberships, special events, etc.

Media Relations
Be available to speak to the media especially around local and national initiatives.

MADD Canada has over two million supporters coast to coast. Every day, volunteers of MADD Canada must deal with the senseless loss of lives and human carnage that result from impaired driving. The sad reality is the tragic results of alcohol-related crashes are 100% preventable. We welcome volunteers who are committed to carrying out our mission - making our streets and communities a safer place to live. Please contact your local Chapter for more information.