Vehicle
Donation Program
You can no donate any unwanted
car and benefit MADD-NH. Please call 888-489-3662 if
interested.
The new Fatal Vision Goggles
Specially updated for the MADD-Innocorp marketing alliance
use technology to cause a loss in equilibrium and simulate
other effects of alcohol impairment. Innocorp, Ltd.
and MADD will market the eyewear to law enforcement, schools
and advocacy groups as an education tool.
"We are always looking for creative ways to educate
people on alcohol impairment and illustrate ways it can
ultimately affect our ability to drive," said Wendy
Hamilton, MADD national president. "We hope those
who try out the MADD Fatal Vision Goggles will remember
their experience before getting behind the wheel after
consuming alcohol or drinking under the legal drinking age
of 21."
First introduced in 1996, Fatal
Vision has become a
well-known tool in alcohol prevention education.
"The product is now used in all 50 states and more than
21 countries to help teach people of all ages the
potentially fatal consequences of drunk driving and underage
drinking in a dramatic way," said Michael Aguilar,
Innocorp President.
Fatal Vision is available in impairment simulation at
low, moderate and high blood alcohol impairment levels.
The goggles are also available in clear frames to simulate
impairment in daylight and dark shaded frames to simulate
impairment at night.
MADD NH will be there to sponsor their annual membership
drive and Red Ribbon program.
Also many schools will be
receiving presentations. If any
schools interested in speakers, please call MADD New
Hampshire at (603) 622-0399 or e-mail at info@madd-nh.org.
Please check back soon for new upcoming
events!
For more information please call MADD
at 622-0399 or 1-800-764-6233. | 
