Our first Walk for Lives
A community gathering to remember loved ones and raise fentanyl awareness.
Our Community
Walks, school conversations, and shared stories that bring people together.
Showing up togetherOur community.
Our community.
Our shared responsibility.
Our work began with our family’s loss. It continues through walks, school conversations, and people willing to listen and help.
Taking the conversation to school
Richard and Kim presented alongside Cal Mayo on fentanyl and mental health.
Continuing to walk for lives
Another opportunity to bring families and the community together around awareness.
Listening. Learning. Building.
School outreach, coalition conversations, and researching and sharing successful fentanyl-education approaches used in other states.
A coalition begins with peopleThere is a place for you
There is a place for you
in this work.
We are seeking people who want to help make education accessible, support families, and turn concern into practical action. Parents and students. Educators and health professionals. Recovery advocates and community leaders.
Explore ways to help