United Against Fentanyl interrupts the use of illicit fentanyl through innovative, bold, and effective initiatives.
September 25 & 26 · Washington, D.C. For one weekend, families and advocates take the Capital, into the offices of Congress, onto the National Mall, and into the room where policy gets made.Washington Weekend
Demand Congress pass bipartisan legislation to stop fentanyl deaths and protect families.
Fentanyl is potent, highly addictive, and cheap to make. It’s the leading killer of Americans under 50.
For profits, cartels make counterfeit pills like Oxycodone, Xanax and Adderall that are laced with fentanyl. They are taken by unsuspecting users.
In 2023, over 76 million fentanyl pills and 12,000 pounds of fentanyl were seized—enough to kill 384 million people.
Thought Leader Series
Featuring conversations with renowned experts, thought leaders in public health, public safety, national security, and advocacy, share their findings around our five critical areas: chemicals, manufacturing, smuggling, dealing, and usage.
United Against Fentanyl
starts with you, and in your town.
Join the Fentanyl Help Network in all 50 states.
In doing so, we will provide education, enforcement, and harm reduction resources to everyone.
We have a plan to end fentanyl deaths.
Two campaigns, one goal. United Against Fentanyl works to amplify and empower the voices of others.
The effort must be unrelenting. It's not a rehearsal, but a duty. Because fentanyl doesn’t discriminate between neighborhoods, political parties, or tax brackets. It isn’t lethargic. It isn’t temporary. It isn’t something we can afford to fight over, only one we must fight together. There is only one way we can stand against this killer, this poison. Away from radicalizing politics. Away from social cleavages. Away from stigma. We must stand United as one. United Against Fentanyl.
A grassroots organizing campaign to significantly reduce fentanyl deaths in the form of community-based awareness/educational events all held on the same day. Led by the survivors, Walk for Lives will provide lifesaving awareness, education, and resources while creating sustainable networks and partnerships with private and public organizations, penetrating hundreds of vulnerable cities and towns, and creating resilient communities that will be prepared to withstand this deadly drug.
