Americans United Against Destructive Driving (AUADD) Expands Human Services Efforts For 2025, With A Focus On Veterans
Americans United Against Destructive Driving (AUADD) Expands Human Services Efforts For 2025, With A Focus On Veterans . (MENAFN - EIN Presswire) 
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Decades old, all volunteer highway safety charity, looks to better the lives of veterans with their expansion of humans services.

- William M. Piecuch, Jr. Founder and PresidentBURR RIDGE, IL, UNITED STATES, December 18, 2024 /EINPresswire / -- Americans United Against Destructive Driving (AUADD) is proud to announce the expansion of their victim/human services efforts for 2025 and beyond. Since 2003, AUADD has been dedicated to promoting safe driving practices and providing support to families affected by destructive driving. This expansion will have a specific focus on veterans , recognizing their sacrifices and the unique challenges they face.AUADD has been offering human services such as free rides, funds to pay for funeral expenses, doctor's bills, food, and general needs to families in lower economic classes. These services have helped countless families cope with the devastating effects of destructive driving. With the expansion of their efforts, AUADD aims to reach even more families in need and make a positive impact on their lives."We consider all forms of lives sacred. However, there are some categories of society that have bigger challenges than others. We believe veterans are one of those categories, and we want to help further where we can, said William M. Piecuch, Jr., Founder and President of AUADD.The decision to focus on veterans was made after careful consideration of the challenges they face upon returning to civilian life. Many veterans struggle with mental health issues, financial difficulties, and lack of support systems. AUADD believes that by providing these services, they can make a meaningful difference in the lives of these brave men and women who have served our country.AUADD is committed to making a lasting impact on the community and promoting safe driving practices. With this expansion, they hope to continue their mission of supporting families affected by destructive driving and creating a safer environment for all. They encourage individuals and organizations to join them in their efforts and make a positive change in the world.For more information on AUADD and their services, please visit their website at , or toll free at 844-334-9300. Together, we can make a difference and create a safer future for all.

WILLIAM M PIECUCH

(AUADD) Americans United

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  Heaven can wait. DON'T drive destructively!
 Educating teens since 2003, with over 400,000 educated so far.
An actual victim of a destructive driving crash, that was ...
Americans United Against Destructive Driving (AUADD) Expands Human Services Efforts For 2025, With A Focus On Veterans