MADD Hawaii

06/19/2026

Today we honor freedom, resilience, and community ❤️ 🖤 💚

06/17/2026

🏆 Top Fundraising Team Alert! 🏆

A huge shoutout to Team Brian Paulette, our current top fundraising team for Move with MADD Hawaii 2026! 👏

Their incredible support is helping MADD Hawaii provide victim services, educate youth and communities, and work toward ending impaired driving across our islands.

Think your family, friends, coworkers, business, or community group can take the top spot? There's still plenty of time to create a team, start fundraising, and climb the leaderboard!

❤ Build a team
❤ Support a meaningful cause
❤ Help save lives
❤ Compete for the #1 fundraising spot

Congratulations to Team Brian Paulette for setting the pace. The question is... who will challenge them? 👀

06/12/2026

💙 Make a Difference in Hawaii 💙

Move with MADD Hawaii is more than just a walk, it's a community coming together to honor victims and survivors, support lifesaving programs, and work toward a future with no more impaired driving tragedies.

As a sponsor, your organization will be recognized as a leader in the community and a partner in creating safer roads for everyone. Your support helps fund victim services, youth education, prevention programs, and advocacy efforts across Hawaii.

Join hundreds of community members, families, law enforcement officers, and local leaders on September 12, 2026, as we take steps toward ending impaired driving.

Interested in sponsorship opportunities? Email [email protected] to learn how your organization can be part of this meaningful event!

06/10/2026

This summer, don't let underage alcohol or drug use crash the party. 🚫🍺

Pool parties should be filled with friends, fun, and good memories—not risky decisions. Keep the focus on what matters most: staying safe, looking out for one another, and enjoying everything summer has to offer.

06/09/2026

Love was on full display at the Move With Love Zumbathon this past weekend.

More than 200 people gathered to honor Azalia Park’s memory through movement, community, and advocacy. From high-energy Zumba to sign waving in support of safer roads, every participant helped spread an important message: impaired driving is preventable.

We are grateful to SafeRide Hawaii for bringing the community together and to everyone who showed up to celebrate Azalia’s life while working toward a future where no family has to experience this kind of loss.

Together, we can create safer roads and stronger communities. ❤️

06/09/2026

A deadly crash in broad daylight on Moanalua Road is renewing concerns about impaired driving as Hawaii enters the busy summer travel season.

Read more: https://www.khon2.com/traffic/deadly-crash-impaired-driving-concerns/?utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook_KHON2_News

06/08/2026

How hard can a high five be? 🤔

At Friday’s USS Wayne E. Meyer Family Day, participants put on fatal vision goggles and quickly learned that even simple tasks become difficult when your vision, balance, and reaction time are impaired.

If alcohol can make something as basic as a high five a challenge, imagine the risks of getting behind the wheel.

Mahalo to the approximately 200 sailors and family members who stopped by our table to learn more about impaired driving prevention and how we can all help keep our roads safe.

06/08/2026

Best friends don’t let best friends make dangerous decisions ☀️🐾

Whether your summer sidekick has two legs or four, the rule stays the same: look out for each other. Beach days, lake days, concerts, late nights - make a safe plan to get home before the fun starts.

Real friends make sure everyone gets home safe 💛

06/03/2026

A huge mahalo to the student leaders at Ewa Makai Middle School for participating in our Mini Teen Influencer Institute! 🌟

Over the course of the program, 10 youth leaders learned about the dangers of underage drinking and impaired driving, the impact these choices have on individuals, families, and communities, public speaking skills, social media best practices, and how they can use their voices to make a difference.

To wrap up the institute, students created their own awareness projects, including powerful videos about refusing alcohol, making safe choices, and the devastating impact of losing a loved one to drunk driving. Their creativity, compassion, and willingness to speak up for traffic safety were truly inspiring.

The next generation of leaders is already making a difference, and we couldn't be prouder of these young advocates. ❤️

Interested in joining the movement? Our Teen Influencer Summer Institute begins in just one week! If you know a teen who wants to build leadership skills, learn about traffic safety and substance prevention, strengthen their public speaking abilities, and make a positive impact in their community, we'd love to have them join us.

📩 Send us a DM or email [email protected] for more information.

06/03/2026