The ME Project

Just because you’ve landed doesn’t mean you’re ready to drive. Make sure you’re fit to get behind the wheel ✈️

Sun, sports, and summer fun go hand in hand. But heat, dehydration, and alcohol are a dangerous combination. Stay hydrated, plan ahead, and never drive after a game if you’ve been drinking

Driving drunk isn’t impressive. Getting home safely shouldn’t come down to luck. Make the call. Take the Uber. Stay alive.

The best plans are the ones that end with everyone getting home safe. Have fun, look out for each other, and make smart choices this May Long weekend!

Thinking of everyone grieving someone they wish they could hold this Mother’s day 🤍

Mother’s Day can be beautiful for some, and deeply painful for others.

As this Mother’s Day approaches, we’re thinking of the mothers grieving the loss of a child, and the children grieving the loss of a mother ❤️

When Macy and Ethan were killed, everything felt overwhelming. Macy’s mom was angry, heartbroken, and trying to make sense of where all that pain was “supposed” to go.

In that fog, she reached out to MADD Canada. Someone met her for a coffee. Just a conversation, an empathetic ear from someone who had lived through the same kind of loss. That moment mattered more than words can really explain.

Later, MADD made it possible for Corey and Macy’s brother to attend the annual Victim Conference in Toronto. The connections made there did not end when the weekend did. They are still part of her life today, alongside others who have been brought into this heartbreaking reality.

If you are walking this road, please know it can start with something as simple as reaching out to your local chapter. You do not have to carry it alone. ❤️

The weather is acting up again—don’t match its energy behind the wheel. Be sober when driving!

Real friends don’t let friends drive impaired.

Yeah, they might get mad. Yeah, it might be awkward. Do it anyway. A few minutes of tension is nothing compared to a lifetime of regret.

If you’re sober, drive them home or call them a ride. Whatever it takes to keep them off the road and get them home safe.

Allergy season is here, and it can impact more than just your comfort. Some over the counter medications may cause drowsiness or slow your reaction time, which can affect your ability to drive safely.

Always check the label and make sure you’re good to go before getting behind the wheel.