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Tragedy spawns online fundraiser for Mothers Against Drunk Driving
March 17, 2016 · 0 Comments
By Mark Pavilons
There are lessons to be learned from tragedies.
No one can fully understand what the Neville-Lake family is going through. They lost three children and their grandfather to drunk driver Marco Muzzo in September in Vaughan.
“Not one more.”
That’s the main message behind an online fundraiser, spearheaded by family friend Jennifer Stallman. To support the Neville-Lake family and increase awareness, she’s selling magnets for people to put on the back of their cars. The magnets have a picture of the children with the statement: “Don’t Drink & Drive” and “Not One More.”
She will donate $1 of every purchase to MADD Canada.
Stallman said the purpose of this initiative is to remember Daniel, Harry, and Milly. Further, it spreads the vow that you won’t drink and drive. Stallman said the campaign is also aimed at encouraging parents to talk to their kids about the dangers of drinking and driving.
The magnets cost $5 each. To purchase the product, visit www.magnetree.ca/products/neville-lake-car-magnet-supporting-madd
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