The Fentanyl Fight | 99 Bags

 Overdose deaths among teens have been steadily increasing, with fentanyl claiming more lives among 18-45 year-olds than any other cause.

Having personally experienced the devastation that addiction can bring, I understand the profound impact it can have on families.

Many parents and loved ones feel lost, not knowing how to support the person with an addiction, often leading them to the streets. Through 99 Bags, our mission is to show love and remind those on the streets of their worth. Each backpack includes:

• Clean T-shirt and socks
• Toothbrush and toothpaste
• Water
• Protein Bar
• Literature for free help in the area
• The New Testament
• Narcan

The Ultimate Mission:

1. To have illicitly manufactured fentanyl declared a weapon of mass destruction so that all the force, might, and resources of our federal and state governments can be utilized to eliminate this most critical threat to our families, communities, and country. 
2. To raise public awareness that illicit fentanyl’s toxicity and accessibility have created a national security issue and to prevent mass casualties.
3. To hold foreign governments responsible for their role in the U.S. fentanyl crisis and extract accountability for deaths involving illicitly manufactured fentanyl.
4. To destigmatize substance use and promote harm reduction programs that support individuals and communities affected by fentanyl poisoning.The Mission:
5. To have illicitly manufactured fentanyl declared a weapon of mass destruction so that all the force, might, and resources of our federal and state governments can be utilized to eliminate this most critical threat to our families, communities, and country. 
6. To raise public awareness that illicit fentanyl’s toxicity and accessibility have created a national security issue and to prevent mass casualties.
7. To hold foreign governments responsible for their role in the U.S. fentanyl crisis and extract accountability for deaths involving illicitly manufactured fentanyl.
8. To destigmatize substance use and promote harm reduction programs that support individuals and communities affected by fentanyl poisoning.

If you want to build awareness and help our heart to reach those on the streets, please consider a Ministry Donation.