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#FKU Co-Founders

Holly Alsobrooks (Center) & Denise Rhodes (Left)

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Board of Directors (Left to Right)
Patty Weaver Roberts (Secretary),
Karen Paris (Treasurer), Jenna James (Social Media), Holly Alsobrooks (Co-Founder), Denise Rhodes (Co-Founder)

Who We Are

We are a group of concerned parents and loved ones directly impacted by the Fentanyl crisis. We have lost children/ loved ones to illicit fentanyl poisonings or have someone who is in active illicit fentanyl addiction - there are many scenarios. We are are a group that supports each other unconditionally and are focused on ending the stigma of drug use, promoting fentanyl education, creating community awareness, working cooperatively with law enforcement, getting laws concerning Fentanyl changed and always learning and spreading the word about how deadly and prevalent illicit fentanyl is:

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  • 7 out of 10 DEA tested pills with fentanyl are deadly

  • In 2023, the DEA seized more than 78.4 million fentanyl-laced fake pills and 12,000 pounds of fentanyl powder, the equivalent to more than 388.8 million lethal doses of fentanyl

  • Fake pills have been found in all 50 states and the District of Columbia 

  • Fake pills are easily accessible and often sold on social media and e-commerce platforms, making them available to anyone with a smartphone, including minor

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Please Click Here to Sign Petition Critical to Getting Fentanyl Drug Induced Homicide Law Passed in 2025

#FKU Fentanyl Billboard Awareness Campain

SC Drug Induced Homicide bills have been submitted the past 3 years and not passed - we need your help in signing a petition that will get one finally passed in 2025.  

 

If passed, the new law will hold drug dealers accountable for fentanyl-related deaths if they knowingly sold fentanyl to a person who died as a result of taking the substance.

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April 4th, 2023  York, SC A group of local moms is working to save lives by raising awareness about the dangers of fentanyl.

They’ve started a billboard campaign showing the faces of their sons and daughters who accidently died taking the powerful drug.

A mother's heart aches with a pain untold,
As she loses a child to the fentanyl hold.
A drug that creeps in and steals away the light,
Leaving behind a mother's endless night.

She held her baby close, with love so true,
But now she's left with only memories anew.
Her heart is shattered, torn into a million pieces,
As she tries to make sense of the crisis that increases.

She thought she knew the world, and all its pain,
But nothing could prepare her for this loss insane.
Her tears fall like rain, with no end in sight,
As she tries to find the strength to face the night.

But through her grief and sorrow, she finds a glimmer,
Of hope that one day, she'll be reunited with her member.
And though the road ahead may be long and hard,
She'll hold her child's memory close, within her heart.

So to all the mothers who've lost a child to this plight,
Know that you're not alone, in this endless night.
And though the journey ahead may be rough and tough,
Together we'll find a way to heal and rise above.

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