Get Involved
We’re a
proud family
of hundreds of
volunteers.
Wear
Rally around the cause and spread the message everywhere you go — we can even have apparel made in your school colors. Need to order in bulk? We can coordinate group sales for organizations or events.
Not only are you spreading the message, but the proceeds from these sales go directly to supporting The Jack Quehl Foundation’s ongoing efforts to educate the community about the dangers of fentanyl.
Attend
For Fentanyl Awareness Week every June in Loveland, Ohio, and all kinds of sporting events and fundraisers throughout the year, we invite you! When you show up, you’re part of a powerful crowd making a statement about the dangers of fentanyl poisoning.
Give
Every dollar that comes in goes toward making an impact, from inspiring and informing nearby student bodies to spreading our message around the world on supportive travelers’ t-shirts.
From social media to speaking engagements to testifying before homeland security about drug control, we wake up each day to make a difference by increasing fentanyl awareness and decreasing the number of poisonings. Your contributions keep us going.
Do
We’ve made it this far thanks to the hard work of so many multi-faceted, talented people. DOITFORJACK welcomes the gifts of your time and talents. Here are our specific needs right now.
Interested in Contributing Your Talents?
Grant Writing
DOITFORJACK is seeking grants to help fund our mission to save lives. If you can help, we’d love to hear from you.
Corporate Liaison
Do you have expertise in HR or corporate wellness programs? We are looking to expand our educational programs into offices in the form of new hire training, workplace safety initiatives, departmental retreat presentations, mental health efforts, lunch & learns and more.
Fentanyl Facts
Fentanyl overdose is now the leading cause of death for Americans 18-45.
Fentanyl is 50X stronger than heroin.
It only takes 2 mg of Fentanyl (smaller than 2 grains of salt) to cause death in just minutes.
70% of the 107k+ drug overdose deaths in the US in 2023 were attributed to fentanyl.
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