Open
People’s Eyes
1,200+ professionals
are now
fentanyl
informed
Relatable is powerful
Hearing directly from Jack’s peers, who are young professionals themselves — just like Jack was, is what makes our story feel so real.
WHAT’S IN OUR FENTANYL AWARENESS PRESENTATION?
Here’s a quick overview of what you can expect from a DOITFORJACK presentation at your school, office or organization:
- Powerful personal stories of loss
- Eye opening facts and statistics
- Content designed for every audience
- High energy to empower and inspire — not drive fear
- 45 minutes to an hour long, although we cater to your desired timeframe
- A suggested donation of $500, which helps us reach our next audience
- T-shirt giveaways
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Our dynamic presentation includes personal accounts, videos, powerful facts and a Q&A session. See some sample slides here.
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When’s a Good Time?
There are all kinds of opportunities for a fentanyl awareness presentation at your organizaton. Here are just a few ideas:
- Onboarding of new hires
- Safety training for employees and/or HR
- Large sales meetings or other gatherings
- Departmental offsites or retreat days
- Mental health events & initiatives
- Wellness events
- Lunch & learns
- Fentanyl awareness day at your office, complete with DO IT FOR JACK apparel in your company colors
About the Problem: Drug Use by Professionals
Recently, it’s become more socially acceptable to use recreational drugs with co-workers, at work-related events and even at the place of business. Unfortunately, many companies also don’t drug test after hire.
From happy hours to holiday parties, illicit drug use by often highly educated professionals is wrongly thought of as no big deal. All the while, fentanyl lacing is becoming more and more prevalent. It’s the perfect storm for a rise in fentanyl poisonings within our professional workforce.
DFIJ gave an amazing presentation to the early- career professionals at my company. Their message was impactful and deeply resonated with the audience. This crisis is real and can impact anyone, regardless of age, race, socio-economic status, etc. I hope that the DFIJ foundation can continue to educate people of all age groups about the dangers of Fentanyl so that no one else ever has to experience a loss like Tom and Stephanie did.
Fentanyl is the USA’s #1 killer of 18-45 year olds.
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