Moms And Dads Against Fentanyl
Fentanyl is killing our kids.
We’re done being quiet.
One pill can kill. So we won’t shut up about it. Saving lives one conversation at a time.
We are grief that got up off the floor.
MAD AF — Moms And Dads Against Fentanyl — is a mission-driven apparel and awareness company, not a nonprofit. We're parents and allies done being polite about a drug that doesn't care how good your kid is. Our planned apparel is designed to turn the person wearing it into a walking conversation starter. That's how lives get saved: one conversation at a time.
How the Model Works
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Choose the message
Every piece is designed to say the thing out loud.
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Wear the message
You become the walking conversation starter.
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Start conversations
Someone asks about the shirt. That's the intervention.
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Fund the work
Future purchases are intended to support MAD AF's awareness work.
Featured Apparel
Shop all →"Not My Kid" Reality Check Hoodie
A parent-facing hoodie confronting the myth that fentanyl poisoning "couldn’t happen to my family."
"This Shirt Starts Conversations" Tee
The tagline tee — MAD AF’s core mission line, worn plainly.
Carry Their Name Memorial Tote
A quiet canvas tote for carrying a memory — and everyday essentials.
Know The Signs Youth Hoodie
A youth-sized hoodie listing overdose warning signs in plain, direct language.
Find Resources Near You
Verified fentanyl and opioid help in all 50 states — treatment, free naloxone, recovery and grief support. 23,000+ resources checked and kept current.
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Find or Host an Event
Find reviewed public vigils, awareness walks, naloxone trainings, and town halls as they are added.
Join the Movement
Anger into action. Find public conversations, events, supporters, and ways to help. Member accounts are coming later; the public movement is open now.
Explore the CommunityLatest From Learn
See all articles →Parent guide
What Parents Need to Know About Fentanyl-Laced Pills
Counterfeit pills can contain lethal fentanyl. Learn the facts and what parents can do. — MAD AF Editorial Team
Conversation guide
How to Talk to Your Teen About Fentanyl
A calm, direct way to begin the conversation and keep it going. — MAD AF Editorial Team
Naloxone guide
Naloxone 101: What It Is and How to Get It
How naloxone reverses an opioid overdose and where to find it. — MAD AF Editorial Team
Our Impact So Far
A live snapshot from the public directory, editorial collection, and reviewed event listings. No estimates and no invented numbers.
- 22,382
- Verified resources listed
- 53
- States and districts covered
- 3
- Source-backed guides
- 0
- Upcoming public events