logan's promise

Halloween is scary enough with ghosts and ghouls. Don't add to the horror by drinking and driving.

Have a great time this Labor Day Weekend and make the right decision to NOT drink and drive.

Make the right choice and get home safely this 4th of July Weekend.

In addition to providing the Safe Ride Program on special weekends, like this upcoming Memorial Day weekend, Logan's Promise also has a scholarship program.

If your business or organization would like to sponsor a Safe Ride weekend or volunteer at a Logan's Promise event, email rstuckey@loganspromise.org

Mayor Winnecke and City of Evansville proclaimed the Month of March as Logan's Promise Drunk Driving Victim's Remembrance Month.

Use the Lyft code SAFEMARCH2021 to get a safe ride home every weekend in March.

Logan's Promise was formed with a mission to encourage engagement from within the community. We aim to spread the understanding and actions necessary to control drinking and driving while increasing awareness of these problems

The mission of Logan's Promise is to engage people within the community and promote the understanding and action necessary to control drinking and driving; and to increase public awareness of these problems.

The event serves not only as a memory to Logan, but also to educate the community to the dangers of drunk and impaired driving as well as ways to prevent it.

Yesterday (March 12th, 2017) Logan's Promise hosted A Walk to Remember at West Terrace Elementary School.  It was an emotional few hours featuring a two-mile walk to remember Logan Brown, a young man from here in Evansville whose life was taken far too soon as a result of a drunk driver...

One day shy of the one year anniversary of Reitz High School student, Logan Brown's death, the group that bears his name, Logan's Promise, will kick off Drunk Driving Victim's Awareness Week with a fundraising walk on Evansville's west side.