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  • Do it For Jack raffling off a one-week stay at a stunning vacation home

    Do it For Jack raffling off a one-week stay at a stunning vacation home

    Loveland, Ohio – For the second year in a row, The Jack Quehl Foundation is raffling off a one-week stay at a stunning vacation home in Seagrove Beach along Florida’s scenic 30A. The beachfront property sleeps up to 18 guests and offers the perfect getaway for families or groups of friends.

    Raffle tickets are $100 each and limited to just 250 entries. Proceeds directly support the Foundation’s mission to educate communities about the dangers of fentanyl and prevent future tragedies.

    “We’re incredibly grateful to our supporters for making this fundraiser such a success last year,” said Stephanie Quehl from the Foundation. “It’s not just a chance to win a dream vacation, it’s an opportunity to help save lives.”

    Tickets are selling fast. For more information or to purchase a ticket, visit https://donorbox.org/events/762041/steps/choose_tickets

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  • DOITFORJACK Foundation is thrilled

    DOITFORJACK Foundation is thrilled

    Thanks to the outpouring of generosity from our incredible community, the DOITFORJACK Foundation is thrilled to announce that we claimed the #1 spot in the Cincinnati Gives Challenge, raising an extraordinary $94,541! This achievement is a testament to the power of collective action and the deep compassion of our supporters.

    These funds will allow us to grow and enhance our educational initiatives, including developing a comprehensive fentanyl awareness tool kit for educators and parents. Additionally, this support will enable us to expand our mission by:

    • Promoting awareness beyond Cincinnati to reach even more communities.- Expanding and enhancing media presence to reach a wider audience and more age groups.- Collaborating with local nonprofit experts to assist with grant writing and foundation expansion.
    • Continuing to share Jack’s story in schools, businesses, and with the media to inspire meaningful change and save lives.
    • Collaborating with local counties to provide Narcan to local businesses to prevent fatal overdoses.

    “This incredible generosity means we can continue fighting the fentanyl crisis on multiple fronts,” said founder Stephanie Quehl from DOITFORJACK. “From prevention to education, your support is helping us turn our vision for 2025 into reality. Together, we’re creating a safer future where no family has to experience the loss of their Jack.”

    The DOITFORJACK Foundation extends its deepest gratitude to everyone who donated, shared, and supported the campaign. Your belief in our mission fuels our determination to make a difference.

    For more information about the foundation’s initiatives or to stay updated on upcoming programs, visit DOITFORJACK.org. Together, we’re saving lives and building a legacy of hope.

  • Stephanie Quehl of DOITFORJACK appears on Scripps Network to talk about fentanyl crisis

    Stephanie Quehl of DOITFORJACK appears on Scripps Network to talk about fentanyl crisis

    Loveland, Ohio – The Scripps Network proclaims, “The siren is sounding for the fentanyl crisis.” Acclaimed journalist Caren Zucker speaks with educators, law enforcement officials and family members of those lost to the drug and tries to answer the obvious question: what can we do to help end the fentanyl crisis in America?

    Loveland resident Stephanie Quehl of DOITFORJACK was invited to Atlanta to participate in a fentanyl awareness production with the Scripps Network.

    Producer Caren Zucker, who lost her son Jonah to fentanyl, along with former ABC White House Correspondent John Donvan, and ABC News Executive Producer Jon Meyersohn, pulled together a group of individuals from around the country in the fentanyl awareness community to participate in a conversation about this critical topic.

    Stephanie Quehl lost her son to a fentanyl poisoning.

    This production is an informative and poignant presentation of how fentanyl impacts everyone. Please take the time to watch “To Save A Life: A National Fentanyl Alarm.”

    Learn more about the Jack Quehl Foundation and all they do from their Loveland based organization:

  • Loveland dad tells NewsNation how one bad choice cost his 24-year-old son his life

    Loveland dad tells NewsNation how one bad choice cost his 24-year-old son his life

    Father warns of illicit drugs cut with fentanyl in pill form

    Loveland, Ohio – Tom Quehl is the co-founder of the Jack Quehl Foundation and the father to Jack Quehl, who died of fentanyl poisoning in 2021. Jack Quehl was 24 years old. He and his wife, Stephanie Quehl, now share Jack’s story and others’ to raise awareness.

    Tom Quehl made an appearance on NewsNation with Kelsey Kernstine to discuss the rising prevalence of fentanyl laced pills.

    “With the shortage of Adderall and Xanax out there, they’re trying to fight depression or ADHD, and they’re reaching out to the street, and they’re finding drugs that are laced with fentanyl,” Tom Quehl said. “And if it’s not killing them … they’re getting something that has a different taste to it, and now they become an addict and a regular customer. And that spiral is something I don’t want to see.”

    Events for Fentanyl Awareness Week in Loveland