Drug Educators Alliance

Corporate Sponsorship

Help Prevent Drug Abuse Before It Starts

Drug Educators Alliance partners with companies that want to support truthful, factual, age-appropriate drug education for youth, families, educators, workplaces, and communities.

25,000 Educators trained.
5,000,000+ Youth or individuals reached through education and outreach.
All 50 States Prevention education, partnerships, and outreach across the country.
501(c)(3) Florida nonprofit organization recognized under Section 501(c)(3).
501(c)(3) Nonprofit
Serving All 50 States
Educator Network
Youth Prevention Focus
Workplace Education
Community Partnership Model
Why Partner

Why companies partner with Drug Educators Alliance

Drug Educators Alliance gives companies a credible way to support prevention education while strengthening their community presence through youth education, educator outreach, parent resources, workplace education, and national prevention campaigns.

Support safer communities, stronger families, healthier schools, and a more prepared workforce.
Help expand factual drug education without scare tactics, judgment, or hype.
Fund practical resources that schools, parents, educators, employers, and communities can use.

What Your Sponsorship Helps Make Possible

Your support helps Drug Educators Alliance expand prevention work, create practical educational content, support schools and communities, and reach young people before drugs become part of their lives.

Youth drug education presentations and prevention resources
Parent and adult education resources
Educator, law enforcement, and community outreach
Youth, adult, parent, and influencer social media campaigns
New videos, guides, workplace tools, courses, and publications
Workplace drug education for employers, supervisors, HR teams, and safety leaders
The Real Cost publication division
Sponsor-supported education in communities where companies live, work, and hire

Youth, Adult, and Influencer Social Campaigns

Drug Educators Alliance is developing youth, adult, parent, and influencer-supported prevention campaigns designed to bring factual drug education to the platforms people already use every day.

Youth Campaigns

Short-form content and educational landing pages designed to give teens truthful information without lectures, judgment, or scare tactics.

Parent and Adult Campaigns

Resources that help adults understand current drug issues and have better conversations with young people.

Influencer Distribution

Creator content, paid distribution, and campaign testing to help prevention education reach a wider audience.

The Real Cost Publication Division

The Real Cost is Drug Educators Alliance’s publication division focused on producing clear, research-informed books, reports, parent guides, educator resources, policy briefs, videos, courses, and digital content about marijuana, drugs, and drug-related policies.

Research organization and review
Books, reports, guides, and policy briefs
Parent, educator, and community resources
Videos, courses, and digital educational content
Publication design, fact-checking, and distribution
State-specific and topic-specific educational materials

Ways Companies Can Help

Make a direct donation
Sponsor youth education
Fund parent and adult resources
Support social media prevention campaigns
Sponsor The Real Cost publications
Support workplace drug education
Fund community education where your company operates
Start a larger corporate partnership

Sponsor Education Where You Live, Work, and Hire

Companies can partner with Drug Educators Alliance to sponsor drug education in the communities where they operate and recruit. Sponsorships can support educator outreach, school-based programs, youth education, workplace education, parent resources, prevention campaigns, and publication projects.

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Interested in making a donation, sponsoring a program, or starting a corporate partnership? Fill out the form below and Drug Educators Alliance will help identify the best next step.

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