Volunteers and interns distributed drug education booklets at local stores, schools, community centers, and NYPD precincts. The materials, available in 22 languages, cover a wide range of drugs and their negative effects on health. Download or order booklets at drugfreeworld.org. The initiative aims to promote a drug-free lifestyle by educating people on the consequences of drug abuse.

The Foundation for a Drug-Free World's Truth About Drugs PSAs appeared in Times Square, reaching over 1.9 million people and generating more than 30 awards and recognitions. These PSAs directed people to the Foundation's website to learn about drug prevention, which helped the program earn more than 100 partnerships across community centers and schools. With the campaign's success, they generated the first drug usage drop among teens in over a decade. The drug prevention campaign shows how community awareness initiatives can be effective in creating safer, healthier environments.

Discover how the Foundation for a Drug-Free World, Lead By Example Reverse The Trend, and NYPD partnered for an anti-violence basketball tournament to unite the Bronx community and local police. Learn how this event series, covered by News 12 The Bronx, used sports to foster connections and empower youth while promoting drug-free living. Dive into the story of a unique collaboration aimed at strengthening bonds between the community and the NYPD.

Harlem residents supported a drug-free world at the National Night Out event. Foundation for a Drug-Free World volunteers educated attendees about drug abuse and addiction, including the negative effects of marijuana. The event demonstrated the community's commitment to ending drug addiction.