Disclaimer
THE VIEWS OF SUPPORTERS, PARTICIPANTS, AND OR EVENT HOSTS OF NATIONAL FENTANYL PREVENTION AND AWARENESS DAY ARE NOT NECESSARILY THOSE OF FACING FENTANTYL. WE WELCOME ALL AFFECTED FAMILIES AND FENTANYL AWARENESS ORGANIZATIONS AND EDUCATORS TO WORK TOGETHER IN FINDING SOLUTIONS TO ILLICIT FENTANYL AND HELP TO SAVE LIVES.
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We extend our deepest gratitude to Lamar for their invaluable support in assisting us with National Fentanyl Prevention and Awareness Day. Your generous contribution in displaying billboards nationwide for our annual campaign is instrumental in raising awareness about the dangers of fentanyl poisoning.
Lamar Advertising's partnership with Facing Fentanyl for this national initiative is greatly appreciated. The opportunity to showcase our message is crucial in alerting Americans to the severe risks associated with illicit fentanyl.
We are truly thankful for Lamar's commitment to promoting fentanyl awareness and for your significant support of our mission to save lives.
The Trucking Industry Takes a Stand The trucking industry is using its reach through the TCF and Facing Fentanyl collaboration to raise awareness. Trucking companies now have the opportunity to purchase trailer wraps featuring service messages.
The TCA initiative is particularly significant with ATA's backing of the END FENTANYL Act, which aims to empower Customs and Border Protection officers in intercepting fentanyl before it enters communities.
As this campaign spreads throughout the nation's highways, it serves as a demonstration of the impact of efforts in addressing a severe public health crisis. The trucking sector, renowned for its role in keeping America on the move, now also leads the charge in saving lives from fentanyl's grip.
Thank you to Dream Outdoor for making it possible for us to honor our loved ones lost to fentanyl poisoning on August 21st. Our Times Square billboard presentation will be visible nationwide through their webcam, allowing families to share in the tribute and support our education and awareness program. Your support means the world to us.
On August 21, the CDC observes National Fentanyl Prevention and Awareness Day™, established by the not-for-profit organization Facing Fentanyl™.
This day invites families and loved ones impacted by fentanyl-related overdoses to come together to share their lived experiences and, alongside prevention organizations, raise awareness about the dangers of illegally made fentanyl. Join us by using your voice to share the facts on fentanyl-together, we can take action and save lives.