If you got so drunk in Mexico that you blacked out and woke up in a Mexican prison would that be enough for you to sober up? Unfortunately even after spending 9 days in a Mexican prison wasn't enough for Duke Rumely. After years of alcohol and drug abuse, arrests, and other bad behavior, Duke finally got sober.

Now more than 35 sober years later, he is helping others struggling with addiction to be able to enjoy concerts, sporting events and other public venues sober through his non-profit Sober AF Entertainment (S.AF.E).

In 2008, Jimmy Lakey finally left Rwanda with his newly adopted son, River, after a long adoption process. After returning to America, Jimmy made a promise to River that he would do all he could to take care of the other children that were at the orphanage in Rwanda so that River never had to ask what happened to them.

Today, River's Promise is a registered non-profit that takes care of hundreds of children and widows in Rwanda by providing education and housing. In 2023, they opened up phase one of their new Legacy Christian Academy school that houses kindergarten through 4th grade currently.

If you would like to learn more about River's Promise and they work they are doing, please go to: www.riverspromise.org

Sabrina's son, Joseph (Joey), had just turned 24 and purchased some drugs from someone he thought he could trust for his birthday. Unknowingly to him, those drugs were laced with fentanyl. Sabrina found her son deceased. Her loss put her on a path to bring awareness of the dangers of fentanyl and the ugly world of black market drugs through her non-profit, FACT (Fentanyl Awareness Care Team).

Through FACT, she is educating students, families and even government on the poisoning that is happening to America through the illegal drug markets.

You can learn more about fentanyl and the work Sabrina and her team are doing by visiting: FACT