Charity-Kase No. Inc.

08/06/2026

Let's get up and do this already, I hope you all have a day and be safe

05/09/2026

Remembering and standing with Kansas families affected by overdose tragedies. 💙 Every life lost is a call to action — let's raise awareness and support efforts to prevent future pain. Join us in making a difference.

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02/05/2026

03/02/2025

Start talking and I will listen

02/26/2025

On March 6, across the United States families and loved ones remember and celebrate the lives lost to overdose. This day has become known as Black Balloon Day.

Black Balloon Day has become a national and international event, bringing awareness to overdose deaths. As with many things with the opioid epidemic, Black Balloon Day began with a family’s loss. Diane and Lauren Hurley began Black Balloon Day in remembrance of Greg Tremblay. Tremblay, a father of four, is the son-in-law of Diane and brother-in-law of Lauren and died of an overdose when he was 38 years old on March 6, 2015.

Drug overdose is the leading cause of accidental death in the United States. Opioid addiction is driving this epidemic. Americans are more likely to die of an opioid overdose than they are from a car accident or by a gun. Black Balloon Day helps create awareness around the important issue of providing support to those struggling with substance use disorder and their loved ones.

01/27/2025

The devastating impact of the opioid crisis has been felt across the nation and Kansas is no exception. Overdose has sadly become a pressing issue in many Kansas communities, affecting individuals and families from all walks of life.
You can help provide support to those in our community affected by overdose and or overdose loss, while raising awareness and bringing attention to available resources by sharing our information.

01/12/2025

"Help before overdose and helping after overdose",
Let us help you before your family needs us to help them.
Overdose affects families and communities