Visit this site to see what the Drug-Free Marshals are doing in Los Angeles!! 

http://drug-free-marshals.blogdrive.com/

“I took ecstasy during techno evenings. But afterwards, I was crazy without it. In order to suffer less, I went on to cocaine. I mixed coke and heroin more and more often, until I became dependent. I needed cocaine all the time. I was always thinking about it. My life was consumed by it.”

Learn more here http://www.drugfreelife.org/

With over 100 races in the Tampa Bay area, the ‘Say No To Drugs’ Holiday Classic ranks amongst the top in drawing elite athletes. Tampa Bay residents have been participating in the race for 17 years calling it one of the best races to go to due to the spectacular awards breakfast where community volunteers make fresh from scratch, homemade pancakes from spelt berries donated by Nature’s Food Patch.

Read the full article here Philanthropic Postcard Company: Donates Its Services to ‘Say No To Drugs’

rug education is key to the prevention of drug abuse, especially when it comes to children who grow up surrounded by magazine and television ads, movies and music which extol the “benefits” of feeling good by taking drugs.

Go here for more info.

http://www.dare.org/home/default.asp  - Here's the D.A.R.E site.

Opinions about the dangers of marijuana differ widely. Many people believe smoking marijuana is no more dangerous than drinking beer. Others consider it a potential stepping stone to drugs such as heroin or cocaine.

What is the truth? What are the effects of marijuana?

This website provides the accurate information about marijuana and hashish, so that people can separate facts about these drugs from the confusing — and often false — opinions. The information you will read here is probably not what you have heard from your friends. But these are facts they — and you — may never have been told.

Before you decide to try marijuana — or any drug — get the facts. Then you can decide for yourself.

Click HERE to read more about it.

* Joint: cannabis or hashish mixed with tobacco and rolled in paper, like a cigarette.