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Greetings!
One counterfeit pill laced with fentanyl can end a young life in minutes.
In 2024 alone, fentanyl was involved in over 70% of teen overdose deaths in the U.S.
Most families never see it coming. And most can’t afford the $20,000–$60,000 cost of residential or intensive outpatient treatment. That’s where the Evan Fischer Foundation Memorial Fund steps in. Since 2012, your generosity has funded life-saving grants/scholarships for more than 750 teens and young adults battling addiction—removing the financial barrier so they need to get clean and stay clean.
Here’s what your gift does this Giving Tuesday:
$500 covers a week of intensive therapy
$1,500 funds a full month of outpatient care
$3,500 helps one deserving teen to 30–90 days of residential treatment
$5,000+ completely changes (and often saves) a young life
Every single dollar goes directly to treatment scholarships. Zero is spent on salaries and overhead.
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