Press Releases
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NewsSAFE Project Congratulates Terri Tanielian, Joins Biden Administration As Special Assistant To President For Veterans Affairs
Former SAFE Project board member Teri Tanielian joins White House Domestic Policy Council -
NewsSAFE Project Applauds Confirmation of VA Secretary Denis McDonough
Former SAFE Project board member Denis McDonough confirmed as new VA Secretary. -
NewsNoted Addiction Experts and Advocates Join SAFE Project’s Board of Directors
SAFE Project announces three new board members. -
NewsSAFE Project Kicks Off Fundraising to Fight Opioid Crisis Through At-Home Medication Disposal
The Gone for Good at-home drug disposal campaign aims to safely dispose of 1.8 million unused prescription and over-the-counter medications this April. -
NewsGone for Good Eliminates 2.25 Million Opportunities for Drug Abuse
The Gone for Good™ at-home medication disposal campaign broke down barriers to safe medication disposal amid COVID-19. -
NewsSAFE Project and Walmart Join Together to Support Military Veterans and their Families in Combatting Substance Dependence and Mental Health Challenges
SAFE Project and Walmart support programs that aid military veterans and their families in dealing with substance dependence and mental health challenges. -
NewsSAFE Project and Deterra® System Launch the October Gone for Good®
With more than 40 states reporting increases in opioid-related mortality amid COVID-19, SAFE Project, aims to distribute drug disposal pouches to over 11,000 homes across the nation. -
NewsSAFE Project Rids The U.S. of Nearly One Million Leftover Medications
In June 2020 SAFE Project will mail out 10,000 Deterra Drug Deactivation and Disposal pouches, more than doubling the campaign goals. -
NewsUtah Governor Declares May 2020 Resilience Month in Partnership with SAFE Project
Month-long campaign will help kids and parents in Utah generate more resiliency and honor schools. -
NewsSAFE Project Receives Generous Donation from Enterprise Holdings
SAFE Project is thrilled to share that Enterprise Holdings Foundation has donated $500,000 to support SAFE's mission to stop the addiction fatality epidemic.