Supporters

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.

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.

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.

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 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.

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.

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.

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