Chapters

SADD Chapters

Chapters are the backbone of SADD Saskatchewan. Registering is easy, affordable, and comes with a full suite of benefits and support.

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Students collaborating on a SADD project

Chapter Benefits

Students Against Drinking and Driving (SADD) is a legally registered name in Saskatchewan and cannot be used without permission. Registering a SADD Chapter costs only $25.00/year and provides all of the following:

Chapter Registration

Annual membership — everything included

$25
/ per year
✓ Free participation in the Red Ribbon Campaign
✓ Comprehensive Chapter Manual with programs, activities, and resources
✓ Posters and other resource materials
✓ Eligibility for free speakers from our Speakers Bureau
✓ Charitable tax receipts for your local supporters
✓ Eligibility for the Provincial Conference (delegates: $70/person)
✓ Voting privileges and opportunity to hold office on the Provincial Board
✓ Continued provincial board and office support year-round
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What Chapters Do

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Awareness Events

Chapters run events that get the school talking — mock collisions, white-out days, impaired goggle obstacle courses, and more.

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Peer Education

Students teach students. Chapter members deliver presentations in class, run assemblies, and create peer-to-peer campaigns.

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Fundraising

Chapters raise funds for local causes and their chapter activities through creative fundraisers like mocktail sales, ice cream floats, and car decorating.

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Community Partnerships

Chapters work with local police, SGI, and community organizations to deliver check stop support and awareness initiatives.

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Red Ribbon Campaign

Every November, chapters distribute red ribbons as a reminder not to drink and drive during the busy holiday season.

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Awards & Recognition

Outstanding chapters and individuals are recognized at the annual provincial conference with awards and scholarships.

Everything You Need

Start a Chapter

Your School Needs a SADD Chapter

It only costs $25 and our provincial office will guide you every step of the way.

Get Registered