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The Norris family has done so much to enrich and enliven our community. The loss they are experiencing is the worst imaginable, if you can please share and donate to support Rains partner and soon to be born child.

May you rest in power Rain, and may your child feel the love you were surrounded by in life.

Donate to Care for Madilyn and baby Maeva After Rain’s Passing, organized by Jamie Moore We are heartbroken to have lost Rain far too soon. He was a kind, l… Jamie Moore needs your support for Care for Madilyn and baby Maeva After Rain’s Passing

Have you seen 💗 around town?

Grand Traverse Pie Company thank you for being a partner🫶

Stop in for your favorite slice of pie and ask how you too can Have-a-Heart for the Homeless 💗

Heartfelt help for the homeless is how we can continue providing support and stability for families right here in our community!

Join Punks on the State Capitol Lawn for a day of community, health, and connection! 🌟

We are proud to participate in the HRCS Health, Wellness, and Opioid Awareness Fair on Friday, September 25th.

Stop by 100 N. Capitol Ave. to explore vital health resources, learn from local organizations, and enjoy live music and local food trucks! 🎶🍔

Come out to learn, support, and connect with your community. We can’t wait to see you there! 👋✨

We had a great trial run today with the laundry and shower trailer! It was awesome to see how happy just a shower and clean clothes can make someone 😍 We discovered that we are still in need of washcloths. If you have any that you'd like to donate you can drop them at our office Mon, Tues and Thurs 12-5, Wed 12-8 and Fri 12-4. Thank you so much!!

Thanks again to the Ingham County Housing Millage for making this a reality!

Reminder of our current Drop-In hours!

Come see our shower and laundry bus! 🚌

We're so excited to share it with you, and we need your help keeping it running smoothly. Got any of the items pictured below and willing to donate? Drop them off during our open hours!

📍 809 Center St, Lansing, MI 48906

Monday, Tuesday, Thursday - 12pm-5pm
Wednesday - 12pm-8pm
Friday - 12pm-4pm

Thanks for all the support & thank you to the Ingham County Housing Millage for giving us the opportunity to bring this invaluable resource to the community.

Simply touching fentanyl cannot cause an overdose.

Let's continue focusing on facts, instead of fear. When sticking to the facts, people who are responding to an opioid overdose are more likely to follow through with the encounter, rather than being too scared to act.

When someone is overdosing and the individual responding to this overdose is frightened for their own safety - this can be dangerous for the person experiencing an opioid overdose as the response is either slower or doesn't occur at all. What we can provide when responding to an overdose is rescue breathing and Narcan - which Red Project gives out for free!

Try to never walk away from an overdose. Unless you directly snort, ingest, or inject fentanyl you're going to be unaffected. Even the fentanyl dermal patches for skin take hours to start working (up to 24 hours), and they're specially formulated for that task.

Don't let misinformation cost someone their life. As someone who’s held the power of Narcan in my hands, I've seen it - how a single moment, a single choice, can mean the difference between life and death. If you’re ever in the face of an overdose, don’t hesitate. Call 911. Stay there. Act. Because if it were your life hanging in the balance, you’d want someone to do the same.

It’s worth it. It’s always worth it.

To learn more about fentanyl and how to keep yourself and others safe please visit our office, call, or visit:

616.456.9063 | redproject.org





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Let’s go Max! On stage telling The world about us At the overdose awareness concert put on by Barry County Serenity Club and Brick by Brick Recovery.

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Come see us at the festival of oddities in Charlotte this weekend!