Madison Chatham Coalition Sticker Shock Campaign in Madison:

Pictured at the Madison Chatham Coalition’s Sticker Shock Campaign are Madison High School softball players and their coach Frank Iannarone. (Back Row L-R): Chiara Devincenzo, Cameron Vazquez, Josephine Walker, Sara Stuhlmiller, Yanyan Li, Lilly Disimone, Emily Csatlos, Mary Johansen, MCC Project Coordinator Nixie Castello, Ava Strauss, Karennna Stewar and Grace Collins. (Middle row L-R): Michelle Rhee and Ava De Filippis. (Front row L-R): Sanaya Mody and Madison Camp.

On Feb. 3, volunteers from the Madison Chatham Coalition (MCC), Madison Alliance Addressing Substance Abuse (MAASA) and Madison teens participated in a pre-Super Bowl Sticker Shock Campaign, a campaign designed to remind adults to “keep it legal” by deterring them from purchasing alcohol for minors. The campaign also intended to remind teens to make healthy choices, free from drugs and alcohol.

Gary’s Wine & Marketplace, Main Street Wine Cellars and Rose City Liquors welcomed Madison High School softball players, Madison Alliance Addressing Substance Abuse (MAASA) and MCC member Frank Iannarone, owner of Madison Pharmacy and a Madison softball coach, to paste bright green “keep it legal” stickers on cases of beer, ciders and coolers.

About the Madison Chatham Coalition (MCC)

The Madison Chatham Coalition is funded by the Office of National Drug Control Policy and is a collaborative partnership between the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration and Community Anti-Drug Coalitions of America. The Madison Area YMCA is a community partner and the local fiscal agent of the Madison Chatham Coalition. For more information about the Madison Chatham Coalition, please visit www.madisonchathamcoalition.org.