The Trucking Cares Foundation (TCF) generously takes our prevention message on the road, showing that everyone has a role to play in addressing the fentanyl crisis. Organizations beyond healthcare and law enforcement, including businesses, community groups, and educational institutions, can help by raising awareness, sharing prevention resources, and advocating for solutions such as expanded mental health services and drug education in schools.
"The number of deaths in the United States due to fentanyl poisoning is staggering. Illicit fentanyl is found in pills and powders and has made its way into every street drug. Teen deaths have dramatically increased due to fentanyl poisoning," said Andrea Thomas, founder of Voices for Awareness. "The devastation to families across America cannot be ignored. The sincere actions of the American Trucking Associations' Trucking Cares Foundation demonstrate true American spirit in time of crisis when we need all hands on deck. Voices for Awareness is grateful for their contributions and looks forward to partnering with TCF moving forward to help raise awareness and tackle the fentanyl crisis gripping our country. As families impacted by fentanyl can attest, the public needs to get the facts on the dangers of fentanyl and share what you know to help protect your loved ones and potentially save a life. Don't wait until it's too late."
COME BACK HOME A FILM BY DOMINIC TIERNO & CHRISTINE WOOD
View the new documentary film that delves into the lives of younger people who survived the loss of their loved ones to fentanyl.
Like the previous film, Dead on Arrival, this film is a trek through the ever-growing illicit drug industry that is re-shaping American life, destroying people, and changing history.
DEAD ON ARRIVAL A FILM BY DOMINIC TIERNO & CHRISTINE WOOD
"Dead on Arrival" is a short film about fentanyl's deadly role in the U.S. illicit drug market.


