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Reaching Out. Honoring Memory.
Changing Lives.

Our nonprofit is dedicated to eliminating addiction and overdose across our community. Through evidence‑based strategies, we confront addiction at its roots, expand access to meaningful support, and create sustainable pathways to recovery. Our pilot program marks the beginning of this long‑term effort, turning commitment into action that strengthens families and communities.

 Our Mission to End Fentanyl Overdoses

OUR MISSION

In Honor of Wesley

Wesley’s story is the catalyst behind our nonprofit’s formation, guiding a mission aimed at eliminating addiction and overdose across our community. He didn’t know those whose lives he has yet to save, but as we work in his memory, we know countless families will be spared the pain of losing a child — and that conviction is what keeps us moving forward.

 

Wesley’s story is the essence of everything we do. Losing him changed us forever, and in that grief, a purpose emerged. Born from love, pain, and hope, our nonprofit carries his memory forward through our pilot program — turning loss into life‑saving action.

 

Though Wesley never met the individuals who will benefit from the work he inspired us to do, his legacy drives the work we do each day.

REMEMBERING WESLEY

Before Wesley was the inspiration of this mission he was a son, a brother, a friend, and someone deeply loved by those around him.

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WHY IT MATTERS

In 2025, DEA seized more than 47 million fentanyl-laced counterfeit pills and nearly 10,000 pounds of fentanyl powder. The 2025 seizures are equivalent to more than 369 million lethal doses of fentanyl.

The 2026 fentanyl seizures represent over 126 million deadly doses. 

369 Million+

In 2022, 81,806 opioid-involved overdose deaths were recorded with only 25% of those who needed treatment receiving medication for opioid use disorder. 

25%

Opioid addiction impacts millions of families and communities nationally.

Effective, accessible, treatment saves lives and makes recovery possible.

1 Goal

WHAT IS SUBLOCADE?

Once-Monthly Treatment Option

Sublocade is a long acting injection used to treat opioid use disorder. It is administered once a month by a healthcare provider and delivers a steady dose of medication to help reduce cravings and withdrawal symptoms. 

30 Days

One injection provides medicated support for an entire month.

 

No daily decisions required.

Reduces Cravings

Helps decrease withdrawal symptoms and cravings.

Supports Recovery

Builds a strong foundation for long-term recovery until patients can eventually discontinue Sublocade without experiencing significant withdrawal.

Monthly Injection

Four shots is the average number of injections needed before tapering off,

WHAT WE DO

1. Outreach and Education

We connect with individuals already seeking treatment through MAT and Suboxone clinics, sharing information about Sublocade and the opportunities available through Wesley's Reach.

2. Application and Selection

Applicants are reviewed through our pilot program to identify participants who are ready to engage in treatment and demonstrate a strong potential for success. This process helps us measure outcomes and refine our approach for future growth.

3. Treatment Incentive

Selected participants receive financial assistance to help obtain their first Sublocade injection. As a once-monthly medication for opioid use disorder, Sublocade can reduce cravings and remove the daily cycle of opioid use decisions for up to 30 days.

4. 30 Days of Support

Recovery doesn't happen alone. During the month following treatment, participants receive recovery counseling and financial coaching designed to help them build stability, develop healthy routines, and create a foundation for long-term success.

5. Recovery Reinforcement

Participants who successfully complete their first 30 days of treatment and support may be eligible for an additional 30 days of assistance. This extended support includes continued recovery counseling, financial coaching, and encouragement to remain engaged in treatment.

We're Here to Help

Whether you're seeking treatment for yourself, supporting a loved one, or just want to support our mission, we're here for you.

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