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MADD volunteers collect $12K for anti-drunk driving work
November 20, 2013
Emily Hinds and Amber Smith were part of contingent of Mothers Against Drunk Driving volunteers out in force in Lambton County this weekend. The pair were collecting a voluntary toll for the group at Coffee Lodge Saturday. Students from Lambton College’s Police Foundations program and the Fire Sciences helped to raise $12,200.
“We are extremely grateful for the overwhelming support displayed by local college students and the community,” said Chloe Dennis, president of MADD Sarnia/Lambton. “It shows the public is behind what we do.
“Every penny contributed locally to MADD Sarnia/Lambton stays within our community to further the fight against impaired driving and to help the victims of this preventable crime.”

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