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National Crime Prevention Council is an American educational 501c nonprofit organization in Washington, D.C. whose mission is to enable people to create safer and more caring communities by addressing the causes of crime, drugs and violence and reducing the opportunities for crime to occur.

It is the mission of Sober AF Entertainment to be a voice for the recovery community and provide activities and entertainment for people to enjoy soberly. The group helps sober individuals have fun and feel supported in environments such as music festivals and sporting games.

It is my mission to bring light to this issue and advocate for changes. In the last year, I have met with students, school counselors, school boards, PTAs, Scout troops, DEA agents, prosecutors, every county sheriff in Southern California, State and Federal politicians, and many more people to share and learn what WE can do to help. This is a difficult hill to climb, but I know that our efforts are helping.

Our mission is to empower and engage the public in working toward change, raising awareness, and collaborating efforts to combat the synthetic drug epidemic. APALD- Association of People Against Lethal Drugs is a national organization in pursuit of change, activism and awareness related to the illicit synthetic drug crisis.

Raising awareness of Fentanyl and Substance Use Disorder to our youth, young adults, families and loved ones. Providing support through Connection - Community - HOPE" We walk in this journey with others navigating through this storm together. Through the passing of our daughter Emily Irene, we have found the meaning of life. Now we want to help you find that your life has meaning."

Our mission-To have illicitly manufactured fentanyl declared a weapon of mass destruction so that all the force, might and resources of our federal and state governments can be utilized to eliminate this most critical threat to our families, communities, and country. To raise public awareness that illicit fentanyl's toxicity and accessibility has created a national security issue, and to prevent mass casualties. To hold foreign governments responsible for their role in the U.S. fentanyl crisis and extract accountability for deaths involving illicitly manufactured fentanyl. To destigmatize substance-use, and promote harm reduction programs that support individuals and communities affected by fentanyl poisoning.

The Global Recovery Movement's mission is to flip the discrimination of the criminal justice approach to substance use towards a proven public health solution. We are dedicated to drug proofing communities.

I Am a Force for Change strives to do something about this fentanyl EMERGENCY! Our mission is to save lives by educating students, teens and families of death that occurs from taking drugs poisoned with fentanyl. Our vision is to stop deaths that occur from fentanyl poisoning through education and stopping the supply.

Lauren's Wish is a 501(c)(3) registered non-profit organization started in West Virginia to help those struggling with substance use disorder to find hope and recover from this disease. Current projects include establishing an Addiction Triage Center (Lauren's Wish at Hazels House of Hope) as well as plans for a long-term residential addiction treatment program for women (Lauren's Ladder).

The Maryland Peer Advisory Council (MPAC) mission is to advocate, educate and support Peers; in addition to, individuals, families and communities in and seeking recovery within Baltimore City and the State of Maryland.

The Michael Leonardi Foundation is a non-profit organization dedicated to increasing awareness around fentanyl poisoning and educating teenagers, young adults and the community on this current public health crisis. We partner with local organizations to bring fentanyl poisoning awareness to our community.

Voices for Awareness Foundation based in Grand Junction Colorado sounds the alarm on the dangers of Illicit fentanyl. Our mission is to raise awareness to the fact that illicit fentanyl is found in virtually every street drug today.

VOID was formed to bring to the public's attention, through education, awareness and legislative advocacy, the immediate danger of sudden death associated with the use of illicit drugs, in particular FENTANYL, and other emerging synthetic analogs.

We are planting hope, giving breath to the earth, and literally breathing life into places where it is desperately need.

4 Them We Fight is a 501(c)(3) non profit organization started in Ohio by 4 Mother's who lost their children to fentanyl poisoning. Our mission is to continue to support families and communities that are impacted by the fentanyl poisoning crisis. Our organization is committed to driving awareness, education and prevention surrounding fentanyl poisoning and drug induced homicides in Ohio.

The Blue Plaid Society is 501 (3) non-profit organization dedicated to raising awareness and educating the public about illicit fentanyl, the drug that is killing our children and loved ones by lethal poisoning at a catastrophic rate. This drug does not discriminate against any group of American society. Victims include the unknowing one-time experimenter, recreational users, and those trapped in substance use disorder. All souls lost to this epidemic are important and we stand together as bereaved survivors and supporters to alert the public of the existence and danger of contaminated illicit drugs pouring into America; to educate society of the potency and lethality of these drugs; to exploit how they are distributed through unmonitored borders, US mail, social media and the dark web; to explain why these deaths are poisonings, not overdoses, and should be charged as homicides; and to foster an environment that encourages education and support as it relates the stigma and lack of understanding of the disease of addiction.

The mission of this foundation is in fact not only to share this tragedy with other families but to enact CHANGE within the laws of Virginia to NOT allow MINORS to have a CHOICE to receive mental health assistance, rehabilitation, an/or drug abuse therapy. To bring awareness to this increasingly TERRIFYING Fentanyl Poisoning that is destroying families and loved ones. To erase the STIGMA around it, and the words "overdose" and "drug addict".

Criminals make billions of dollars creating and selling counterfeit drugs around the world, and those products make their way into the United States. They duplicate the exact packaging, look and taste of the real thing. They can be difficult to detect, but detecting them is important. Counterfeit drugs can be a death sentence for the patients who end up taking them. Fake drugs deny patients treatment that can alleviate suffering and save lives, promote drug resistant strains of disease and may cause dangerous or deadly reactions to undeclared drug ingredients.

Comprised of more than 45 non-profit organizations, The Partnership for Safe Medicines (PSM) is a public health group committed to the safety of prescription drugs and protecting consumers against counterfeit, substandard or otherwise unsafe medicines.

PSM follows a set of principles to support quality assurance programs and establish a drug distribution system that is without compromise. It is our hope that through these guidelines we can reduce the number of counterfeit drugs that defraud patients and deny them therapies that can alleviate suffering and save lives. Our principles include:

• Unifying the fight against counterfeit drugs
• Securing and protecting the pharmaceutical supply chain
• Regulation of online sellers

We feel it is crucial to make the Nashville and Tennessee community aware of this epidemic and we need your help to spread the word to your family and friends, so people that use drugs will not die because illicit fentanyl was mixed into the street drugs they might be taking. And we don't want any more families to lose a child in this way. No mother or father should EVER have to bury their child. E.

For the children and loved ones left behind. We want to help the children that have lost their parent's.

Please be kind to one another.

We are here to help save lives and our community by educating and spreading fentanyl awareness. To provide tools, resources, and information about the dangers of fentanyl. Together as a community we will save lives.

P-A-I-N represents Parents Against Illicit Narcotics. We are a grassroots 501(c)3 organization formed by parents and families for parents, family members and friends of the innumerable victims and the countless communities adversely affected by illicit narcotics.

For anyone who has lost a loved one to drug induced homicide or in active addiction in Vance, Granville, Franklin, and Warren Counties N.C. our goal is to offer Support, Create Awareness, and to make change in our community

Ride for John Remember US ALL is a motorcycle ride to remember all the lives we have lost to opiates.

Our vision is to create Fentanyl awareness campaigns through education and advocacy, scholarships for our future change-makers, and sponsorships for youth athletics in schools and communities.

On April 23, 2021, in a small town in Bardstown, Kentucky. My 24-year-old son Nick was killed by 1/2 a counterfeit fentanyl Percocet. HALF of an ILLICIT COUNTERFEIT PERCOCET took Nick's life. Officially called accidental drug overdose by the state of KENTUCKY.. BUT my son Nick did NOT overdose he was poisoned to death by that half a pill. All alone and utterly clueless that would be his last act on earth. No warning, no knowledge he was about to consume fentanyl, no battle, and no choice. Nick never battled a substance use disorder but he is still DEAD. Nick did NOT OVERDOSE he was POISONED TO DEATH. Nick didn't choose Fentanyl, he was murdered, and the crime is called Drug-Induced Homicide. I could not save Nick from an unknown illicitly counterfeit pill because I didn't know they existed. Nick didn't know they existed. Nick doesn't get a chance or a choice... Nick is a beloved person and his life will be forever missed. Nick matters, and all those killed by illicit Fentanyl matter... It's not okay, you should be here...

We are Never Alone Nick

To bring awareness of the illegal Fentanyl epidemic currently sweeping the US. To bring together people who have suffered from illegal Fentanyl to support each other.

On February 24th, 2021, our family lost a son, a brother, a grandson, a nephew, a cousin, and an uncle, in other words, a piece of our heart. Erin lost her boyfriend, and his brotherhood of friends lost a brother. Travis was 21 years old when a dealer gave him a drug laced with fentanyl. It took his life and took him away from us. We want to make sure that the dealer pays for what he did. We need to get these drugs out of our country. We also need to help others find information quickly, without shame, so maybe, just maybe, their child can live. We need to remove the stigma of this disease. We need to educate, not only the public, but doctors, health caregivers, teachers, pastors, hospitals, and on and on. Drugs can kill, but drugs laced with fentanyl DO kill. We just need to do something! NOW!!

The Colorado Consortium for Prescription Drug Abuse Prevention coordinates Colorado's response to the crisis of misuse and abuse of prescription medications such as opioids, stimulants, and sedatives. Since the Consortium took its current form in 2013, it has been a place where stakeholders from diverse backgrounds and viewpoints work together and focus their efforts to address the opioid crisis. Partners include federal agencies, major state departments and agencies including the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment and the Office of Behavioral Health, and dozens of grassroots organizations and dedicated individuals.

The Consortium receives funds from the state and federal government and grants from nonprofit foundations and businesses. The University of Colorado Skaggs School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences at the CU Anschutz Medical Campus in Aurora is the administrative home of the Consortium.

The mission of Micah's Hugs is dedicated to educating youth of the dangers of substance abuse & fentanyl poisoning, bringing awareness to the disease, breaking the stigma that follows it, in addition helping those that are suffering with addiction

To achieve our mission, we give presentations at local high schools and teen organizations. We make this issue personal, giving teens and young adults a first-hand account of the consequences that can come from drug use. Our focus is on the fentanyl epidemic and the dangers of drug use in general. We emphasize the role social media plays by glamorizing drug use, as well as how it has increased the availability and distribution of various drugs to teenagers. In order to reach more young adults, we have teamed up with a professional videographer and voiceover actor to create a public service announcement to educate the public on the dangers of illicit fentanyl. In addition, we are working on implementing a fentanyl unit in middle and high schools across North Carolina. We have also created a national version that can be used in any state.

Waismann Method® is the most successful medical detoxification for those struggling with Opioid Use Disorder. Clare Waismann, a Registered Addiction Specialist, founded the Method in the late 1990s, and since then, the center has helped thousands of patients from all over the world. Waismann Method® Treatment offers a combination of available medical protocols, including rapid detox, medically assisted opioid detox, and therapeutic services that best fit each patient's specific health needs. Our experts are dedicated to providing top-tier care in a safe and comfortable environment. The Waismann Method's multi-disciplinary team approach ensures that each patient receives the best possible care. We are committed to helping our patients achieve long-term success in their recovery. Schedule a consultation today to see how we can help you or your loved one on the road to recovery.

TAG Counseling and Recovery Center (TAG CRC) was initially started in 2013 in Frankfort, Ky by Tracy C Morrissey, LCSW to provide counseling services for both mental health and substance abuse specializing in the areas of Trauma, Addiction and Grief.

Tracy has become involved with many organizations fighting to bring awareness to the Drug Epidemic, deadly fentanyl and then needs of bereaved families.
TAG Recovery's Mission includes Collin Cares, Victims Advocacy, Counseling and Consultation Services.
"It does not have to Happen to You for it to Matter to You"

Be part of the solution.

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Bringing awareness to Fentanyl & its deadly effects on our population.

Tech Transparency Project is a research initiative Campaign for Accountability, a 501 (c)(3) nonprofit, nonpartisan organization that uses research, litigation, and aggressive communications to expose how decisions made behind the doors of corporate boardrooms and government offices impact Americans' lives.

Advocating Against Romance Scammers (AARS) was created to help bring awareness and convey how online romance scams have impacted the world today. AARS dedicates its time and attention to those wanting to learn about the cyber-crime and assist in directing scammed survivors and identity theft victims toward appropriate resources for justice and healing. It's crucial that everyone online is aware of how scammers proceed and just as important for our lawmakers to understand.

Action Drug Rehab is a Santa Clarita drug and alcohol rehabilitation center, and they are renowned for their team's dedication to their patients. When you or a family member or friend has a problem with alcohol, pills, or something else, Action Drug Rehab in Santa Clarita can help.

demandZERO is a group of community organizers on a mission to combat the ever-growing opioid epidemic by means of targeting the trade of illegal and lethal drugs within our community. We pledge to help the New Haven Police Department with resources to assist in the repression and elimination of the deadly drug supply. Through these efforts, we hope to not only stop the trade of those drugs in New Haven, but to also prevent the flow of these drugs to the Shoreline Communities. We want to end the demand for illegal drugs, and change the staggering over-dose statistics that dominate the opioid epidemic. Through institutive action and collaborative efforts, we #demandZERO.

HENRY'S UNCLE WAS CREATED TO EDUCATE OTHERS ABOUT SUBSTANCE USE DISORDER, TO HELP END THE STIGMA AROUND SUBSTANCE USE DISORDER, AND SHARE OUR STORY TO HELP OTHERS IN PAIN KNOW THEY ARE NOT ALONE.

BY TALKING OPENLY AND CANDID, WE HOPE THE STORIES PEOPLE SHARE CAN SAVE MANY LIVES AND EDUCATE OTHERS ABOUT SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS, SO NO MOTHER, FATHER OR FAMILY MEMBER HAS TO RECEIVE THAT DREADED CALL ABOUT THEIR LOVED ONE BEING TAKEN BEFORE THEIR TIME.

Our mission is to save lives through increased support and education in the community, to end the stigma associated with mental health and drug addiction and to raise awareness of the dangers of Fentanyl.

Every day, members of the Alliance to Counter Crime Online log onto social media platforms to track, record and report crime and terror activity. The scale of what we have recorded - from drug sales to child sex trafficking - is horrifying. With few resources, this scrappy group of academics and investigators has come together to take on the richest, most powerful tech firms in the world. Our experts track a wide range of crime sectors including wildlife, drugs, antiquities and human trafficking, as well as various frauds and scams. We produce investigative reports on how crime and terror networks have weaponized social media, providing the evidence we develop to regulators, lawmakers and the public.

TeenView Magazine (TVM) is an educational tool used by the Youth Educational Empowerment Program (Y.E.E.P.) to help showcase, motivate, and teach teens. TeenView Magazine is designed to be an empowerment tool for teens and young adults to develop skills, build their resumes, explore possible careers through interviews and research, and advance leadership by their involvement in this program. Our ultimate objective is to Teach, Engage, Empower, and Nurture our young people to obtain a great quality of life. (T.E.E.N. Life)

Out of Isolation into Community

We support families who have experienced the stigmatized loss of a loved one from a substance related-cause or a family member's addiction to come out of the darkness of the isolation of grief and into the light of a safe community to heal. Our nonprofit operates the OASIS Community Center to provide family support in a gathering place for families to heal, learn, and grow.

Through compassion and understanding of the family disease of addiction, the OASIS COMMUNITY CENTER provides education, support, comfort, and healing to people who have experienced a substance-related loss, as well as families and friends impacted by a loved one's active substance use.

We do so with the understanding that the effects of a loved one's substance use disorder can cause trauma. At OASIS, our staff practices a trauma-informed care (TIC) approach which emphasizes safety, collaboration, and compassion.

OASIS Community Center is operated by SPEAK UP for BEN, Inc., a 501c3 nonprofit corporation.

Hope Movement Coalition is a non-profit organization offering support and resources to those who have lost a loved one to overdose or Fentanyl poisoning or have a loved one struggling with Substance Use Disorder.

Regardless of which leg of the journey you are on, we are here to help!

Cam made an incredibly poor choice to purchase a pill off of social media. An autopsy report would prove that ONE PILL contained a lethal dose of fentanyl. Cameron didn't get a chance to learn from his mistake. He died from it.

Cam had no idea that the ONE pill he took contained anything in it that would end his life.

During the summer of 2014, 99.1 The Fun One - WDZD was granted permission by the FCC to build Monroe's first FM community radio station. In December of 2021 The Fun One added 94.3 to it's reach in Union County and created Fun One Radio.

The Fun One has also won the Radio Station of The Year Award for the past two consecutive years! The Fun One is on the air as WDZD-LP in Monroe and currently operates at 99.1 and 94.3 on the FM dial in Union County.

We also have global reach with our online listeners via our website at wdzdfm.org and with our free Fun One app for your smartphone or tablet, available from your favorite app store. Our online listenership has grown significantly each year. Fun One Radio broadcasts the best music with local personalities playing Classic HIts and Carolina Beach Music.

Commit to Living R.E.A.L. Every Day!
Relational, Empathetic, Authentic & Loving
The Live R.E.A.L. Foundation brings awareness to communities on how life changes when you live Relational while being Empathetic, Authentic and most of all Loving. The Live R.E.A.L. Charity Foundation provides awareness & education on the dangers of new millennial drugs, the damages from stigma of mental illnesses and substance use dependency and training of how to stop an opioid overdose.
The vision of Live R.E.A.L. is to see a significant decrease in death due to mental illness and drug use in Rockford, Illinois & Metro Communities by the end of 2026. The mission is to be a vehicle in which community members can use to get education and support for stopping the stigma of mental illness and substance use dependency.

Founded in 2022, Sarah's Hope & Recovery Foundation is a non-profit organization honoring the memory of my daughter, who lost her life from addiction. Sarah was 27 years old and pregnant with her first child, a daughter named Milliana. She struggled with addiction for many years and lost her battle on November 24th, 2021. The Hope & Recovery Foundation goals are: TO HELP FAMILIES AND ADDICTS WHO SEEK SUPPORT AND EDUCATE AND TEACH PREVENTION TO THE COMMUNITY. WE ARE A NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION AND ARE HERE TO HELP SERVE OUR COMMUNITY. WE WILL PROVIDE FIRST-CLASS CARE, KNOWLEDGE, AND CONNECTIONS BY TEAMING UP WITH LIKE-MINDED ORGANIZATIONS.

Remember: there is no such thing as a 'one-size-fits-all' approach to addiction recovery. Whichever treatment path you choose, be sure that it has everything you need to help you achieve a successful recovery.

Recovering from an addiction isn't easy. It will take a significant amount of willpower and self-discipline to achieve and maintain long-term sobriety. However, you're never alone on this journey. During rehab, you'll build strong relationships with others in recovery who can relate to what you're going through. Your family, friends, and other loved ones also have your best interests at heart during this time.

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IS TRYING WORTH DYING?

The mission of Jaydynn's Light is to continue Jaydynn's legacy by raising awareness of and educating others on the dangers of illicit fentanyl while also supporting families who have suffered a similar loss.

OUR VISION & MISSION
Providing a safe, healthy, and drug-free community by educating and promoting community involvement in reducing alcohol, tobacco, substance misuse, and other health issues among youth and citizens of Cheatham County.