Education. Prevention. Advocacy.
Turning sorrow and despair into a caring and compassionate community — one life at a time.
A registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization
Trey
Forever in our hearts
Born From Love.
Built for Change.
Trey was a beloved son, brother, and friend — full of life, laughter, and a future full of promise. He lost his life to fentanyl poisoning, taken from us far too soon.
Out of grief came purpose. Project Trey was founded to ensure his memory lives on through action — educating youth, supporting families, and advocating for a community where no one has to face this battle alone.
"His memory is the reason we show up every day — for every family, every young person, every community."
— Project Trey Founder
Do you know how many people die every day in the United States from fentanyl?
people every single day.
That's one life lost every 6 minutes. Fentanyl is now the leading cause of death for Americans ages 18–45. Project Trey exists to change that number.
See How We're Fighting BackWhat We Stand For
Education
We bring substance use awareness directly to schools, families, and communities — equipping people with the knowledge to make informed, life-saving decisions.
Prevention
Through outreach programs, workshops, and community events, we work to prevent substance use before it starts — especially among youth.
Advocacy
We amplify the voices of those affected by substance use, pushing for policy change, better resources, and a community that supports recovery.
The Fentanyl Crisis
Education saves lives. Understanding the danger is the first step to prevention.
Beware of the
Counterfeit Killer
- Fentanyl is 50x more potent than heroin, and 100x more potent than morphine
- 5 out of 10 fake prescription pills today contain a lethal dose of fentanyl
- These fake pills are being sold on social media to look like Oxycontin, Percocet, Vicodin, Xanax and Adderall
The Gaps
- 1 in 4 adolescent overdose deaths have evidence of counterfeit pill use
- 2 out of 3 adolescent overdose deaths have a bystander present, yet most receive no overdose response
- 2 milligrams of Fentanyl is enough to kill you
- Prevent Future Loss: Empowering communities with the tools to recognize warning signs and intervene early
- Demand Accountability: Pushing for lifesaving policy reforms and stricter regulations on illicit substances
- Shatter Stigma: Replacing shame with science-backed education on substance use disorder and mental health
Narcan Training
- Learn to recognize the signs of an opioid overdose
- Hands-on training with Narcan nasal spray
- Free Narcan kits provided while supplies last
- Available for schools, community groups & families
Angel's Army
United in Loss. Strengthened in Purpose.
Born from the collective grief and determination of bereaved parents, Angel's Army is a compassionate alliance of families who have faced the heart-wrenching reality of losing a child to accidental overdose and fentanyl poisoning.
Project Trey has partnered with Fentanyl Fathers, Victoria's Voice, and Eric's House to bring this powerful presentation directly into schools — because we believe no parent should ever have to join this army.
Free School Presentations
We come to you. Our team of bereaved parents brings real stories, fentanyl awareness, and life-saving information directly to your students — at no cost.
Join the Movement
Whether you volunteer your time, share our mission, or make a donation — every act of support helps us reach more families and save more lives.