BUD -Better Understanding Drugs

10/30/2025

We’re truly honored to stand alongside Sisters In Christ and LifePointe Church in this mission. 💛 Every dose of Narcan represents a chance to save a life — and every life saved brings us one step closer to ending this epidemic. Thank you for the love and compassion you pour into your community! 💛 It’s inspiring to see faith and action come together to bring real hope and healing. Together, we can make a difference. 🙏

We are beyond grateful. 💛

Today, our Compassionate Ministry, Sisters in Christ, received a generous donation of over 100 doses of Narcan from BUD -Better Understanding Drugs. We could not be more thankful for these amazing people.

Just last week, while serving in the field, our team came across a heartbreaking reality — someone who lost their life to an opioid overdose. 💔

Now, thanks to B.U.D, we are better equipped to make sure that doesn’t happen again — not on our watch. Their mission to bring fentanyl awareness and overdose prevention is saving lives, and we are honored to join them in that fight.

🙏 Please take a moment to visit and support B.U.D (Better Understanding Drugs) and learn what they’re doing and how you can be part of ending this epidemic together.

04/26/2025

We are sorry to announce the cancelation of our community event that was previously scheduled for Sat. April 26th, 2025. Please stay tuned as we will announce a new date.

02/07/2025

We received our order of Naloxone today! We have 432 dose of a life saving emergency treatment. If you need some or would like to carry some in your car or have it in your home just in case, please reach out to us. We will make sure to get it to you.

We also met with our local Parks & Rec today and are planning a community event this spring. Stay tuned!!

01/29/2025

We received an email today stating that our application was approved to distribute Naloxone (Narcan) and Fentanyl testing strips. Once we receive the shipments we plan to host some activities and pass these out. This is amazing news! Life saving news!!! This is for you my son!!! I love you and miss you Jay!

10/09/2024

Well friends, it is OFFICIAL!!

B.U.D is officially a non-profit organization! Great things to come!!!

06/23/2024

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Check out our online store for new t-shirt designs

Raising money to start a non-profit to help spread resources and info about Fentanyl.. We lost our 19yr old son to a fentanyl overdose. We are raising funds to start ...

06/06/2024

Happy Hump Day!!!

Wanted to give everyone an update on our non-profit status.

Our non-profit is finalized with the Secretary of State!🥰 And we are now onto the next step!

Thanks for all the love and support ❤️

05/21/2024

Hello, please check out our online store. We have added some more designs and different items. Remember ALL proceeds will go towards running our non-profit we are in the middle of starting.

Please like, follow and share our page as well. We would greatly appreciate it.

Raising money to start a non-profit to help spread resources and info about Fentanyl.. We lost our 19yr old son to a fentanyl overdose. We are raising funds to start ...

05/14/2024

We are feeling so very grateful!! Thank you all for your support. So many emotions right now. Yesterday we were at $133.89 towards our $1,500 goal. That is from a donation and t-shirt sales. Which we appreciate so much!

We are happy to announce that we can officially start the paperwork for our non-profit!!!!! With a very kind and generous donation, not only do we have enough to start the 501 (c)(3) but we have enough to hit the ground running!! 🥰 Stay tuned for what is to come! We love you all and appreciate you all!!

05/10/2024

May 7th was National Fentanyl Awareness Day. And August 21st is National Fentanyl Prevention and Awareness Day.

Did you know that the DEA created a special exhibit at the DEA Headquarters in Arlington, VA. It is called Faces of Fentanyl.

Information can be found on their website at: https://www.dea.gov/fentanylawareness
If you would like to submit a photo of a loved one to be included in the Faces of Fentanyl exhibit, please submit a photo with their name and age to [email protected]. Help spread awareness about the dangers of fentanyl by posting a photo on social media using the hashtags and .
Source: DEA website

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