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Bud Light and TEAM Coalition send Designated Driver to Super Bowl

Feb 06, 2016 at 04:21 AM

SANTA CLARA, Calif. -- In partnership with the National Football League, the Broncos and Bud Light, TEAM Coalition has sent two Broncos fans to Super Bowl 50.

The Broncos' winner, Colleen Eastman, was part of the the Designated Driver of the Season, a program put on by TEAM Coalition and the NFL. Every stadium offers fans a designated driver program. Fans who register to be a designated driver pledge to not drink alcohol, drive their friends and family home safely, and ensure that everyone always buckles up.

Eastman and her husband were awarded two tickets to Super Bowl 50, airfare and hotel accomidations.

To learn more about TEAM Coalition, click here.

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