E. Morgan Heckler Foundation

EMHF Mission

EMH Foundation

The E. Morgan Heckler Foundation is united to stop fentanyl poisoning and save lives through community engagement, education, and empowering individuals to protect themselves and the ones you love.

EMHF VISION
Continue to honor Morgan's life and encourage people to live life to the fullest.

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While every gift helps our cause, monthly givers are the true foundation of our work of educating our community about fentanyl poisoning, distributing Narcan and test strips, and investing in the future through our scholarships to high school students. We are on the frontlines day-in, day-out, working to protect the community from fentanyl poisoning. Because protecting our community from the horrors of fentanyl is a long-term project, a monthly gift is the most effective way to support all of our work. Please consider stepping up your support by becoming a monthly giver today.

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What is Fentanyl?

Fentanyl is a synthetic opioid that is 50x stronger than heroin and 100x stronger than morphine. It’s cheap and easy to make and can be made quickly, in large quantities, anywhere at any time. Fentanyl is often added to other drugs because it’s so addictive.

About the Foundation

The E. Morgan Heckler Foundation was established to celebrate the spirit of our son, friend, and teammate, who lost his life as a result of fentanyl poisoning. Like Morgan, we believe in living life to its fullest and working to improve the world around us.

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Scholarships

Each year, the E. Morgan Heckler Foundation is pleased
to award a scholarship to a local student pursuing higher education.

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What is Fentanyl?

Fentanyl is a synthetic opioid that is 50x stronger than heroin and 100x stronger than morphine. It’s cheap and easy to make and can be made quickly, in large quantities, anywhere at any time. Fentanyl is often added to other drugs because it’s so addictive.

Why is Fentanyl so dangerous?

Fentanyl is extremely difficult to detect – you can’t see, smell, or taste if a drug contains it. Just 2 mg of fentanyl – the size of a few grains of sand or the tip of a pencil – can be fatal.

How is Fentanyl impacting communities?

In the United States, more than 150 people die a day due to the improper use of synthetic opioids like fentanyl, according to the CDC. Many people who die from Fentanyl don’t know it’s present; they’ve been poisoned.

What can we do about it?

Education is the way out of the fentanyl crisis. Naloxone is a life-saving medication that can reverse the effects of an overdose. Fentanyl Test Strips can determine if a drug contains fentanyl. Both are completely legal, and by getting these resources in more hands, we can prevent overdoses.

About the Foundation

Scholarships

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Illicit Fentanyl: A Deadly Threat

2nd Annual Pub Crawl & Scavenger Hunt

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EMHF Featured in “Lower Providence Living”

Illicit Fentanyl: A Deadly Threat

2nd Annual Pub Crawl & Scavenger Hunt

Friday Night Registration - 2nd Annual Pub Crawl & Scavenger Hunt

EMHF Featured in “Lower Providence Living”

EMHF Mission

EMH Foundation

SUPPORT EMHF

What is Fentanyl?

Fentanyl is a synthetic opioid that is 50x stronger than heroin and 100x stronger than morphine. It’s cheap and easy to make and can be made quickly, in large quantities, anywhere at any time. Fentanyl is often added to other drugs because it’s so addictive.

Why is Fentanyl so dangerous?

Fentanyl is extremely difficult to detect – you can’t see, smell, or taste if a drug contains it. Just 2 mg of fentanyl – the size of a few grains of sand or the tip of a pencil – can be fatal.

How is Fentanyl impacting communities?

In the United States, more than 150 people die a day due to the improper use of synthetic opioids like fentanyl, according to the CDC. Many people who die from Fentanyl don’t know it’s present; they’ve been poisoned.

What can we do about it?

Education is the way out of the fentanyl crisis. Naloxone is a life-saving medication that can reverse the effects of an overdose. Fentanyl Test Strips can determine if a drug contains fentanyl. Both are completely legal, and by getting these resources in more hands, we can prevent overdoses.

About the Foundation

Scholarships

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