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Do It for Dominic D Dominic DePalma was a CO athlete who earned many soccer accolades in his too-short life. Dominic, 17, was killed by a drunk driver in July 2022.

This page aims to prevent more teen deaths, and also honor athletes who have grit via scholarship opps.

10/15/2026

Did you know teens who start drinking before the age of 15 are 6x more likely to develop alcoholism later in life than those who begin at 21? Now you do.

If you would like to help prevent substance abuse in teens, book Tami to speak at your school. Visit doitfordominicd.org to find out how.

Have you ever wondered why 21 is the minimum drinking age? It’s based on research that shows that young people react dif...
10/12/2026

Have you ever wondered why 21 is the minimum drinking age?

It’s based on research that shows that young people react differently to alcohol. They get drunk twice as fast as adults. It’s also hard for them to know when to stop.

Plus, it reduces alcohol related crashes involving teens. History proves that a lower drinking age made underage drinking worse too; states that had a lower minimum age saw over twice as many fatal traffic crashes as we do today.

💙 Follow along with us to learn more about our mission of keeping teens safe.

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Meet Sam Sharma. He’s a senior at Peak to Peak Charter School this year and plays fullback for Soccer Club . What we no...
10/09/2026

Meet Sam Sharma. He’s a senior at Peak to Peak Charter School this year and plays fullback for Soccer Club . What we noticed about Sam is that he finds a way to get better and stronger from the struggles in his life. We couldn’t agree more with his favorite quote: “Don’t count the days, make the days count.” Congratulations, Sam! Drop a 💙 below if you agree too.

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Homecoming is tonight. It’s a good time to talk with your teen about not driving under the influence. Asking questions t...
10/03/2026

Homecoming is tonight. It’s a good time to talk with your teen about not driving under the influence.

Asking questions that begin with “how,” “what,” or “why” can help start a real conversation. These questions let teens think through their options and consider the pros and cons.

Rather than telling them what to do, try asking questions like these:
• How would you handle being invited to a party where there are
older students?
• What might you say in that situation?
• Why do you think it’s risky to drink alcohol, use cannabis, or take other substances?
These kinds of questions help teens think through situations on their own
build confidence, and develop the decision-making skills they need to handle real-life challenges safely.

Share this with a teen you want to keep safe tonight. And drop any tips you have for talking with teens below.

09/30/2026

What’s working when you talk to your teens about alcohol and drugs? We want to know so we can help you have better conversations with your teen. Drop a comment below.

Homecoming is just around the corner, and we want you home safe and sound at the end of the night. If you’re a teacher, ...
09/27/2026

Homecoming is just around the corner, and we want you home safe and sound at the end of the night.

If you’re a teacher, school staff member, parent or even a student. It’s not too late to book Tami to speak at your assembly.

Visit doitfordominicd.org and remember your DD will get you home. Share with a teacher or staff member to help bring Tami to your school.

Our community shows up in big and small ways. This year’s scholarship recipient celebration is possible because local sp...
09/24/2026

Our community shows up in big and small ways. This year’s scholarship recipient celebration is possible because local sponsors have stepped up to support teen safety and scholarships in Broomfield, Arvada, and Westminster.

Thank you to Whole Foods, Sprouts, and Nothing Bundt Cakes.

Please help us support the businesses that support our mission, and drop a 💙 below to show your support.

09/17/2026

Will your kid get home safely from homecoming? It’s about growing up and having fun, but we also need to balance that with teaching them to make safe choices.

Make a difference in a teen’s life. Find out who is organizing homecoming at your school, and work with them to book Tami for your assembly. Schedule a time to talk at https://calendly.com/tami-depalma/school-presentation?back=1&month=2026-09

Grief Face. When the loss is too big to fathom, it takes everything, EVERYTHING, to get through each day. It didn’t take...
09/09/2026

Grief Face.

When the loss is too big to fathom, it takes everything, EVERYTHING, to get through each day. It didn’t take long before I became exhausted by my own tears. So I tried stuffing those silent screams inside my chest.

It was only a few months before the grief was right there, staring right back at me in the mirror. The side-by-side taken just 3 months apart added salt to the open wound, proving that my body was drowning right along with my soul.

Needing a very tangible way to stop looking grief in the face, I committed to myself with monthly facials at Allied Medical Aesthetics. And, slowly, I stopped suffocating on my own tears. Someone was taking care of me. And I cannot even describe how that feels.

For two years now, Amy Beth Terch has supported us by donating to our silent auction. Her generosity is incredibly appreciated!

On September 18th, 3–6 p.m., Gino and I will attend “A Beauty Boost & Bubbles Soiree.” If you would like to join us for this Open House, including exclusive offers and giveaways, RSVP at alliedmedicalaesthetics.com

“Call your parents. Even if it’s awkward.” ▶ Share this message with your favorite teen driver.
09/06/2026

“Call your parents. Even if it’s awkward.” ▶ Share this message with your favorite teen driver.

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80020, 80021, 80023, 80038 (PO BOX)

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