So, what can we do to fight this substance use and fentanyl epidemic? Education and awareness are our first lines of defense. By understanding the dangers of fentanyl and how it can be disguised in other drugs, we can better protect ourselves and our loved ones.
"The mission of The Drue Isaac Foundation is to educate communities about the dangers of fentanyl, support individuals and families affected by substance use disorder, and promote hope, recovery, and prevention through outreach, advocacy, and community engagement."
Presented by Drue Isaac Foundation
A powerful outdoor gathering centered on faith, fellowship, and community. This event is designed to bring people together in a positive, Christ-centered atmosphere with music, encouragement, and connection.
Date: Saturday, August 22, 2026
Time: 11:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Location: Redeeming Love Church Outdoors – Maplewood, MN
Cost: Free event
Featuring: Saint BIM, Gunnar Kisik, Lexy, Arrowhead, and more
Includes: Live music, baptisms, food, encouragement, community partners
Purpose: Creating a safe, uplifting space that promotes faith, healing, and unity
From Ashes to Life: Fentanyl Awareness Walk 2026
Join the Drue Isaac Foundation for the From Ashes to Life Fentanyl Awareness Walk 2026, a powerful community event dedicated to honoring lives lost, supporting individuals and families affected by substance use disorder, and raising awareness about the ongoing fentanyl crisis.
Taking place on Saturday, October 17, 2026, from 11:00 AM to 4:00 PM at the Minnesota State Capitol, this event will bring together families, recovery advocates, healthcare professionals, community organizations, and supporters from across Minnesota to stand united in hope, healing, and prevention.
The day will feature inspiring guest speakers, personal recovery stories, live music, educational resources, prevention information, a community resource fair, and outreach organizations offering support and connection. Attendees are encouraged to bring a photo of a loved one to participate in a special memorial remembrance during the Lost Loved Ones Roll Call.
The event will conclude with the From Ashes to Life Awareness Walk, symbolizing our commitment to turning loss into action and hope into healing.
Whether you have been personally impacted by addiction, work in prevention or recovery, or simply want to make a difference, your presence matters. Together, we can reduce stigma, educate our communities, promote recovery, and save lives.
Event Details Date: Saturday, October 17, 2026
Time: 11:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Location: Minnesota State Capitol, St. Paul, MN
Mission: The Drue Isaac Foundation exists to educate communities about the dangers of fentanyl, support individuals and families affected by substance use disorder, and promote hope, recovery, and prevention through outreach, advocacy, and community engagement.
We invite everyone to stand with us as we turn ashes into life, loss into hope, and awareness into action.
Don’t think that this cant happen to you
The rising prevalence of fentanyl in illicit drug markets has led to a surge in deaths. Many users are unaware they are consuming fentanyl, as it is often mixed with other substances. This website aims to provide critical information to help individuals recognize, understand, and respond to the dangers associated with fentanyl.
Our mission is clear: we must work tirelessly to prevent addiction, provide support to those in need, and advocate for changes that address the root causes of this crisis.
Our mission is clear: we must work tirelessly to prevent addiction, provide support to those in need, and advocate for changes that address the root causes of this crisis.
The Drue Isaac Foundation was birthed out of the senseless death of a bright young woman who was full of life. She took a pill and never woke up. I don’t want this to happen to another person’s child, sister, aunt, or friend. I don’t want another family to get the horrible news that they never get to talk to their loved one again. It’s a deep, corrosive grief that no one should experience.
Donating money is helpful, but we can also use boots on the ground. The Drue Isaac Foundation sponsors people going into the community in Minneapolis and St. Paul to talk to people with active substance use disorder to offer help and resources. Meeting people where they are to build relationships and hopefully show them recovery is possible. The Drue Isaac Foundation also holds annual events for awareness in the community.
Your generous donation will support crucial awareness programs designed to educate the public, empower individuals to recognize the signs of fentanyl use, and provide vital resources for prevention and treatment.
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