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<h1 style="text-align: center;"><span style="color:#ffffff;"><strong>Support the Crime Victims Fund Stabilization Act</strong></span></h1>
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<p>Congress is considering legislation to stabilize the Crime Victims Fund established by the Victims of Crime Act, also known as VOCA. Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) utilizes funds from this program to support victims of the violent
crime of drunk and drug-impaired driving. We need your help to urge Congress to pass the Crime Victims Fund Stabilization Act to avoid massive looming cuts to the Crime Victims Fund.</p>
<p><strong>How the Crime Victims Fund helps victims and survivors?</strong> MADD provides a supportive service to impaired driving victims and survivors, at no charge, every four minutes. Our victim services specialists provide crisis
intervention, emotional support, court accompaniment and education around the legal, financial and physical impacts of these crimes, peer support groups and connections, and appropriate referrals and assistance with resources for continued
long-term needs. In addition, this fund helps organizations provide critical services to victims of other violent crimes. </p>
<p><strong>How will the Crime Victims Fund Stabilization Act help fund VOCA?</strong> The Crime Victims Fund Stabilization Act, introduced in both the U.S. House of Representatives (HR 8061) and the Senate (S 4514), adds a new funding stream
to the VOCA Crime Victims Fund. It directs unused funds collected through the False Claims Act into the Crime Victims Fund through FY2029. The Crime Victims Fund is currently financed through fines, settlements, bonds, and other monetary
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balance for 2024 has decreased 90% since 2017. </p>
<p><strong>Why VOCA is important?</strong> This decrease in funding for crime victim services coincides with a 33% surge in drunk driving deaths since 2019. The drunk driving crisis on our roadways kills or injures someone every 78 seconds
across the United States. This legislative proposal will help ensure that victims and survivors of impaired driving and other violent crimes receive the services they need. </p>
<p><strong>How you can help?</strong> Use the form on this page to urge your U.S. Senators and Representative to support the Crime Victims Fund Stabilization Act.<br> </p>
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</form>Text Content
SUPPORT THE CRIME VICTIMS FUND STABILIZATION ACT
Congress is considering legislation to stabilize the Crime Victims Fund
established by the Victims of Crime Act, also known as VOCA. Mothers Against
Drunk Driving (MADD) utilizes funds from this program to support victims of the
violent crime of drunk and drug-impaired driving. We need your help to urge
Congress to pass the Crime Victims Fund Stabilization Act to avoid massive
looming cuts to the Crime Victims Fund.
How the Crime Victims Fund helps victims and survivors? MADD provides a
supportive service to impaired driving victims and survivors, at no charge,
every four minutes. Our victim services specialists provide crisis intervention,
emotional support, court accompaniment and education around the legal, financial
and physical impacts of these crimes, peer support groups and connections, and
appropriate referrals and assistance with resources for continued long-term
needs. In addition, this fund helps organizations provide critical services to
victims of other violent crimes.
How will the Crime Victims Fund Stabilization Act help fund VOCA? The Crime
Victims Fund Stabilization Act, introduced in both the U.S. House of
Representatives (HR 8061) and the Senate (S 4514), adds a new funding stream to
the VOCA Crime Victims Fund. It directs unused funds collected through the False
Claims Act into the Crime Victims Fund through FY2029. The Crime Victims Fund is
currently financed through fines, settlements, bonds, and other monetary
penalties collected through federal criminal prosecutions. While deposits into
the fund fluctuate annually, there has been a drastic decline in recent years.
According to the Office for Victims of Crime, the Crime Victims Fund’s
end-of-year balance for 2024 has decreased 90% since 2017.
Why VOCA is important? This decrease in funding for crime victim services
coincides with a 33% surge in drunk driving deaths since 2019. The drunk driving
crisis on our roadways kills or injures someone every 78 seconds across the
United States. This legislative proposal will help ensure that victims and
survivors of impaired driving and other violent crimes receive the services they
need.
How you can help? Use the form on this page to urge your U.S. Senators and
Representative to support the Crime Victims Fund Stabilization Act.
First Name
Last Name
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City
State
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As a constituent and supporter of Mothers Against Drunk Driving, I ask you to
support the bipartisan Crime Victims Fund Stabilization Act authored in the
House by Congresswoman Wagner and co-sponsored by Representatives Moran,
Dingell, Bice, and Costa. The House bill (HR 8061), introduced in April, now has
134 additional co-sponsors. The Senate version (S 4514) was introduced in June
by Senator Richard Durbin and co-sponsored by Senator Lisa Murkowski. MADD
serves victims with help from the VOCA Crime Victims Fund, a non-taxpayer
federally funded program. VOCA funds help MADD provide services to victims of
drunk and drugged driving 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Our victim services
specialists provide crisis intervention, emotional support, court accompaniment
and education around the legal, financial and physical impacts of these crimes,
peer support groups and connections, and appropriate referrals and assistance
with resources for continued long-term needs. This legislative proposal will
allow MADD to continue to provide these services. Please also support restoring
VOCA funding to the 2023 level of $1.9 billion and reject proposals that use the
VOCA fund to pay for other Department of Justice programs. I believe fully
funding VOCA is important because the battle against drunk driving is far from
over. Since 2019, drunk driving deaths increased 33% in the United States
resulting in 13,524 preventable deaths in 2022. The impaired driving crisis on
our roadways is a public health crisis. Please support the Crime Victims Fund
Stabilization Act and restoration of the VOCA fund to ensure victims of the
violent crime of impaired driving receive the services they need. Thank you,
Leroy Lind, 712 Airline Park Blvd, Metairie,LA 70003-4814