MADD South Dakota

06/19/2026

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

06/14/2026

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Virtual Healing Retreat

We invite you to join us for the MADD Minnesota, North Dakota, and South Dakota Virtual Healing Retreat, taking place June 22–26, 2026.

This week-long online retreat is designed for victims and survivors impacted by impaired driving. Throughout the week, we will share healing-centered content focused on grief, trauma, hope, coping, support, and finding a path forward after loss or injury.

We hope you'll join us in a supportive and compassionate space created specifically for those who understand the unique challenges posed by impaired-driving crashes.

Highlights of the week include:

• Healing-focused daily content shared through our page
• Opportunities for connection and support
• Special guest presentations
• Interactive workshops focused on grief and healing

Thursday June 25 at 11:00 AM CST
Supporting Grievers Workshop

RSVP-Fill out form:
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Even with the best of intentions, most people struggle to find the right words or deeds to support those they're close to who are grieving a loss. Feeling uncomfortable, or fearing they'll make the person feel worse, they simply do nothing - which adds a sense of abandonment to the grief and leaves the griever struggling even more. This workshop will help people be more comfortable and better able to support the grievers they care about.

This 1-hour workshop will: Create an understanding of what grief is and how it manifests. - Provide a sense of what grievers are experiencing and what is generally helpful. - Inform as to what to say and what to avoid, and suggest actions that are truly helpful.

Reserve your spot today & join us for these meaningful conversations.

With Care,

MADD Upper Midwest Victim Services Team

06/13/2026

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Virtual Healing Retreat

We invite you to join us for the MADD Minnesota, North Dakota, and South Dakota Virtual Healing Retreat, taking place June 22–26, 2026.

This week-long online retreat is designed for victims and survivors impacted by impaired driving. Throughout the week, we will share healing-centered content focused on grief, trauma, hope, coping, support, and finding a path forward after loss or injury.

We hope you'll join us in a supportive and compassionate space created specifically for those who understand the unique challenges posed by impaired-driving crashes.

Highlights of the week include:

• Healing-focused daily content shared through our page
• Opportunities for connection and support
• Special guest presentations
• Interactive workshops focused on grief and healing

Tuesday June 23rd at 11:00 AM CST
Peer-to-Peer Grief Support Discussion Group with Johnathan Asher

RSVP – Fill out form:
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People grieving the death of a loved one often find it difficult to discuss what they're experiencing with people who don't "get it" - and most people don't. Being a safe space to share thoughts, feelings, and experiences can be very helpful. Even hearing from others about their experiences can be validating or informative, supporting the healing process.

Reserve your spot today & join us for these meaningful conversations.

With Care,

MADD Upper Midwest Victim Services Team

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 💛

05/29/2026

05/04/2026

She found the perfect dress. You helped her with her hair, and took the photos she’ll look back on years from now.

Make sure she has a plan to stay substance-free, too.
Ask her to take MADD’s Prom Promise.
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04/23/2026

Join MADD for a national webinar hosted by Certified Grief Educator, Jai Miranda, where we’ll explore the impact of grief and trauma—and how it affects the brain and body—highlighting common physical symptoms and changes in eating patterns after an impaired driving tragedy. With a focus on nut...

04/20/2026

For every life lost, there is a light that continues on in those who remember.

This National Crime Victims’ Rights Week, we invite you to light a candle in honor of yourself or someone you love who has been lost to or impacted by impaired driving.

Head to madd.org/light-a-candle to participate in our candlelight vigil.