Thank you Education Minister Stephen Lecce for taking the time out of your busy schedule to speak with me about my MADD initiative. This very important initiative is very near and dear to my heart.

Why I Started the MADD Campaign

After losing my brother, Paul Brizzi, I knew I needed to act so other families do not feel this despair. I did not know at first what I could do to change people’s choices about driving impaired. I was devastated and angry, and I still feel that pain. Over time I realized that change happens when you channel that energy into action, not into bitterness. I chose to start small and focused on something I could manage, and this campaign became my way to make a difference.

How You Can Help

If you have a graduate, please consider making your purchase today. Five dollars from each sale goes straight to MADD Canada and supports their prevention, education, and victim services. Your contribution helps ensure another family does not endure the same pain my family did.

A Message from Minister Lecce

"Thank you @carlacookiebox for inspiring positive change in our community,"

"Helping just one family avoid a tragedy of impaired driving will make a world of difference."

"It was wonderful to meet you & to support MADD Canada & our Class of 2020," says Lecce.