Patrick William Roche Foundation

Reminder to take advantage of this free presentation tonight, 6pm at the Beverly Art Center located at 111th South Western Ave!

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Patrick William Roche Foundation Thank you for sharing your time, experience, and expertise with our students. Your mission to educate youth through Patrick’s legacy is amazing!

Please join us Tuesday, May 23rd at 6pm for a free seminar presentation about the dangers of drugs, Fentanyl, and addiction.

We encourage parents to bring their children and young adults, 7th grade and older, to this free event at the Beverly Arts Center.

Please continue to educate about the dangers of Fentanyl and addiction. Thank you to our team and all our partners in delivering this message!

Fentanyl: The Dangers of Addiction Fentanyl is a highly addictive opioid used to assist individuals experiencing severe pain, especially after surgery. Now, fentanyl is also one of the leading causes of death for Americans under 50. Alderman Matt O'Shea joins John Howell to raise awareness of the dangers of fentanyl. The Alderman di

The Patrick William Roche Foundation, in conjunction with the 19th Ward Youth and Community Foundation, will be educating students about the dangers of Fentanyl this upcoming week.

Fentanyl continues to be a serious life threatening danger and is extremely lethal. Please share with your family and friends and continue the fight against addiction.

Today marks 4 years that Patrick fell to this terrible disease. He will forever be missed and never forgotten.

Patrick William Roche Foundation is in full swing in the fight against addiction. We provide awareness, education, and support to students and young adults about this horrible disease.

Please let us know if we can support your school and provide a presentation to your students and faculty and share the true dangers of drugs, alcohol, and addiction.

Today and everyday… remember Pat’s smile, his contagious laugh, and how special he really was to everyone he knew or met!

Special thanks to Marist High School, the faculty, Principal Meg Dunneback, Cathaleen Novak, and the Class of 2022 for an incredible opportunity to present and share Patrick Roche’s story.

These young adults demonstrated attentiveness, comprehension, patience, and respect as they learned about the true dangers of drugs, alcohol, and addiction.

There is no doubt that this Senior class will achieve greatness in their future endeavors.

The same greatness that Patrick William Roche carried, especially when he was the best version of himself!

Thank you to Christ the King School for the opportunity to present to their 6th, 7th, & 8th grade class.

It was amazing to receive such encouraging feedback from the students and faculty.

Our mission is to make positive impacts, just like Patrick Roche made with everyone he met and interacted with during his life.

Patrick William Roche and his legacy continues to live on!

Thank you to St. Catherine of Alexandria School and the FSA for allowing our team to present to their 7th & 8th grade class.

We greatly appreciate the attentiveness and respect from the students and faculty. We hope they gained a better understanding of the negative impacts drug and alcohol abuse will have.

If your 7th and 8th grade or high school students can benefit from our presentation and message, please do not hesitate to reach out.

The legacy of Patrick William Roche - his contagious laugh, his loyalty, and his unconditional love for family and friends - continues to educate and support these young adults.