“I’ve been in education a long time – well over 40 years, and in all that time I can say unequivocally the…presentation I saw today was the very best I have ever seen!”

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- Bill Shellenbarger, Superintendent, Clawson Public Schools, (248) 655-4448

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“Capturing and maintaining the genuine attention of more than 2,000 students is an extraordinary challenge, and they met it with remarkable skill.”

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- Gary L. Kaul, Principal, Clarkston High School, (238) 623-3600

 

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“What makes this presentation particularly valuable is its ability to connect emotionally while also delivering critical, life-saving information. Students gain a clear understanding of the risks associated with fentanyl, including how easily exposure can occur and the severe consequences that follow.”

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- Amy Keith-Wardlow, Principal, Cabrini High School and Academy,
akeith-wardlow@cabriniparish.com 

 

 

“The students knew what they were hearing and seeing was real, which led to outstanding engagement throughout the presentation.”

 

- Daniel P. Bumpus, Dean of Students, St. Catherine of Siena Academy, (248) 946-4848

 

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“Their message is vital, their approach is compassionate and direct, and their impact on our school community was profound.”

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- Jennifer S. Ray, Activity Director, Crestwood High School, jray@csdmi.orgs, (313) 274-750

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“The impact of their presentation was evident in our students’ immediate and thoughtful responses. Many expressed a newfound awareness and concern about the issue, which had already sparked essential conversations among peers, teachers, and parents.”

 

- Edward C. Okuniewski, Principal, Brother Rice High School, (248) 833-2000

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“[They] began their presentation to the entire school with this statement, “this will be the 40 most important minutes of your entire school year”, and by golly they were right. Their message was so motivating, informative, relevant, genuine, and powerful.” 

 

- John LaGalo, Principal, Howell Public Schools, (517) 548-6267

 

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“Their presentation transcended mere information delivery; it forged an emotional connection, fostering a profound understanding of the devastating impact of fentanyl and counterfeit pills. The students were deeply engaged, their post-presentation feedback reflecting a genuine shift in awareness.”

 

- Michael Roche, 9th Grade Health; Karen Gomez, Director of Wellness,
Cranbrook Schools, (248) 645-3000

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“[They] responded to questions with concise and insightful answers, demonstrating a level of expertise and experience. Their ability to answer questions with precision and empathy enhanced the learning experience for everyone involved.”

 

- Dr. Michael A. Lonze, PhD, Superintendent of Schools,
Walled Lake Consolidated School District, (248) 956-2011

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“I am confident that the presentation made our community safer, stronger, and more compassionate, and I am grateful for the time and energy of these advocates in bringing this important message to young people.”

 

- Susanna Nichols, Middle & Upper School Director, The Roeper School, Susannah.nichols@roeper.org, (248) 203-7402

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“His presentation was profoundly impactful. He did not lecture or use scare tactics; instead, he spoke from the heart about the devastating reality of fentanyl and the risks that even ‘one pill’ can bring. Students left not only more informed but more empowered to protect themselves and look out for one another.”

 

- Jordana Jamil, Events Coordinator, Landow Jewish Academy, (954) 457-3899

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“It is rare for presenters to move students emotionally and to inspire them to critically reflect. [They] succeeded in doing that. Their authenticity, honesty, and dedication to raising awareness about the dangers of Fentanyl and other dangerous drugs are unmatched.”

 

- Chadi Farhat, Principal, Fordson High School, (313) 827-1400

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“What made this presentation stand out was the genuine connection the presenters made with our audience. Their willingness to be open and honest resonated strongly with our students, many of whom have since expressed how meaningful and eye-opening the experience was.”

 

- Mrs. Chris Meussner, Principal, Farmington High School, 
Christine.meussner@fpsk12.net, (248) 489-3455

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