"Drinking and driving is a selfish act that leaves a trail of broken lives in it's wake."
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2026 4th QUARTER NEWLETTER AUTUMN IS HERE!



Today marks five years since we lost Ally—a fateful day that changed our lives forever and ignited our mission to end impaired driving. Though the heartache never fades, her light continues to guide our fight for safer communities, legislative reform, and survivor-led law enforcement training.
Here is what is happening across our community this month and how you can get involved:
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Memorial Legacy Set Pre-Orders Open: Launching today, our first-ever annual collectible Challenge Coin & Trading Card set is officially available for pre-order. Strictly limited to 250 sets worldwide, 100% of proceeds directly fund our advocacy, CLEET-certified officer training, and community outreach.
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Annual Benefit Co-Ed Softball Tournament: Join us Saturday, September 26th at Reaves Park in Norman, OK, for a day of games, food trucks, family fun, and our silent auction.
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Softball Sponsorship & Jersey Deadline: Benefit jersey orders start shipping September 16th and final sponsorship registrations close September 19th.
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Silent Auction Preview: Bidding opens online and in-person at 8:00 AM on September 25th and closes at 4:00 PM on September 26th.
Thank you for standing alongside us, sharing Ally's story, and helping us turn grief into life-saving action.

On September 11th, those who knew Ally personally reflect on who she was, what she did, and what she stood for. She touched everyone she met. This includes the men and women who tried so valiantly to save her life. Drinking and driving not only affects the people who know the victim personally, but also the first responders. While it is their job and duty to protect and serve, they are human and must deal with the human side of tragic events too. This is Highway Patrolman Polyard who was one of the first responders on Ally's scene. This is proof that Ally touched everyone she met and how senseless drinking and driving truly is.
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Deaths from drunk-driving crashes in 2022
37
How many people die each day in the United States in drunk-driving crashes
32%
Traffic crash fatalities in the United States involve drunk drivers













