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Every January, people make New Year’s resolutions. Some promise to eat healthier, exercise more, or spend less time on their phones. But this year, there’s one resolution that matters more than any other: choosing to stay safe from fentanyl. Fentanyl is a powerful drug that can be deadly even in very small amounts. It’s often mixed into pills or powders without people knowing. That’s why the #Don’tRiskItAll campaign is asking teens, parents, and communities to make a pledge:

Fall is a season of change. Trees shed their leaves, the air turns crisp, and life slows down just enough for us to notice the shift. It’s a time for bonfires, football games, and warm drinks with friends. But it’s also a moment to reflect—on the choices we make, the people we trust, and the risks we take.  This season, #Don'tRiskItAll invites you to pause and ask:  What’s worth holding onto—and what’s worth letting go?   The Quiet Danger You Can’t See   Fentanyl isn’t loud.

As the moon rises and costumes come out, Halloween parties light up with music, laughter, and the thrill of the unexpected. But behind the masks and candy bowls, a real horror lurks—one that doesn’t need a costume to be deadly. This Halloween, #Don'tRiskItAll is sounding the alarm: fentanyl can be laced in pills, marijuana, and can be in liquid, candy or powder form. You could come across it at parties, but not even know. One mistake could cost you your life. The Scariest Thi

As students sharpen their pencils and pick out their first-day outfits, there’s one item that’s often overlooked on the back-to-school...

First of all, pink cocaine isn’t actually cocaine. It’s a mix of different synthetic (lab-made) drugs, which is then dyed pink to make it...

Did you know that just one fake pill could be deadly? Every year, thousands of people, many of them teens, lose their lives after taking...

Fentanyl is a dangerous drug that’s taking lives, including those of teens. You have the power to make a difference. The City of...