National Fentanyl Awareness Day

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TAKE ACTION. SAVE LIVES.

Nearly half of U.S. teens still don't know that fake prescription pills sold on the street, at the mall, and through social media are made with fentanyl and other dangerous chemicals.

Join Song for Charlie (SFC) and thousands of organizations and families nationwide to change that during the fifth annual National Fentanyl Awareness Day on April 29th.

JOIN US FOR A LIFESAVING EVENT

Song for Charlie is hosting three expert conversations on April 29th. Find the one that fits your role—or join all three.

FOR SCHOOLS & CAMPUSES

Screen SFC's Real Talk About Fake Pills in assemblies or classrooms—with educator guides and peer leader materials included.

FOR FAMILIES

Watch SFC's Counterfeit Pills: You Need to Know and start the conversation with your kids using our family discussion guide.

Companies & Communities

Host a screening of SFC's The New Drug Talk — a 27-minute film that equips parents and communities with knowledge that saves lives.

FOR SPANISH-SPEAKING COMMUNITIES

Watch SFC's La Estrella and share these Spanish-language resources with your family and community. This information can save a life.

EVERYTHING YOU NEED FOR APRIL 29TH

Guides, promotional materials, discussion tools, and social assets — all in one place.

ONLY HAVE A MINUTE RIGHT NOW?

Share SFC's National Fentanyl Awareness Day social content and put lifesaving information in front of someone who needs it.