[IRVING, August 6, 2015] – Cars for MADD, a cause dedicated to saving lives and preventing injuries brought about by drunk and drugged driving, accepts car donations from individuals and other entities to help victims cope with sudden accidents on the road. Families in the U.S. will have the opportunity to receive support when coping with this unfortunate situation, especially after the loss of a loved one.

Saving Lives with Car Donations

Car owners who no longer need their car or are planning to sell it can donate to Cars for MADD instead. Gifting any type of vehicle to this cause can help make a positive impact on the lives of the victims of drunk and drugged driving. They’ll receive the necessary support and bring justice to the situation they were put in. With the help of Cars for MADD, these tragic stories can turn into meaningful change.

Partnership for a Stronger Cause

Cars for MADD works in partnership with the American Grandparent’s Association (AGA), the organization behind Grandparents.com. They aim to help the elderly who suddenly need to take responsibility after the death of a loved one. They’re joining forces to put an end to senseless deaths caused by drunk driving, creating a brighter future for every grandparent’s children and grandchildren.

The five dollars out of the annual AGA membership worth $15is for MADD, to develop their cause and help serve victims and save more lives of drunk and drugged driving. AGA nurtures and connects about 70 million grandparents and families, giving access to benefits and other relevant information.

About Cars for MADD

Cars for Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) is a site with a cause—to prevent injuries and senseless deaths brought about by drunk and drugged driving. Established by Angie Bass and Zack Davis, they aim to help victims get back on their feet and file charges against the offender(s). The cause aims to stop the chain of suffering caused by irresponsible behavior on the road, giving American families peace of mind.

Call 855-448-6233 or visit https://www.carsformadd.org/ for more information about their cause.