These medications are often the first source of drugs for children and teenagers. That’s why we are committed to addiction education and prevention, which reduces the risks associated with unsafe storage and disposal of prescription medications.
Drug deactivation and disposal pouches are distributed at our events to encourage Michiganders to safely discard their prescription medications.
What do these pouches do?
They render the medication harmless and allow you to safely discard them in your trash can without any impact on the environment.
This breakfast event helped raise funds for the Jamie Daniels Foundation and its support of youth substance use disorder prevention and recovery programming.
Our son Eric died on April 8, 2015, from a heroin overdose cut with fentanyl. Eric struggled with substance use for 10 years and was
Matthew Peyser passed away from substance use disorder in July 2017. His parents keep his memory alive through an annual event.
The Jamie Daniels Foundation, a Children’s Foundation initiative, provides education, resources, guidance and support to youth and adolescents battling Substance Use Disorder so that lives can be saved and healing can be created within families.
3011 West Grand Blvd
Suite 218
Detroit, Michigan
48202-3042
