My family and I started the non-profit, KK Fearless, in February 2018 following the one-year anniversary of the death of my sister, Krystle. Krystle was 27 years old when she succumbed to her op**te addiction, but she was so much more than that. Krystle was a vibrant, loving, giggly, smart, talented, human being who suffered with the disease of addiction. Unfortunately, less than three years later, in November 2020, my brother Kevan fell to his addiction as well. Kevan was kind, gentle, talented, loving, and an exceptional fisherman!
Sadly, their stories are not unique. The CDC's National Center for Health Statistics (NCHS) reported that in 2020 more than 93,000 Americans lost their life from a drug overdose, 93,331 to be exact, and the numbers continue to increase every year.
KK Fearless was created, first and foremost, in remembrance of the lives of my sister and brother. However, they are just the outlet that helps bring individuals to their own path of recovery. KK Fearless knows how important music is to all individuals, but also the therapeutic benefits it brings to those addressing their physical and emotional needs in order to combat their addiction. With your help, KK Fearless can donate the funds in providing rehab facilities a music room where those suffering with their addiction can utilize music as a tool that will ultimately lead them on their own path to recovery.
Thank you for your support!
