Dalton Lee Condra Gift of Kindness Foundation

09/02/2025

09/02/2025

Www.dlcgiftofkindnessfoundation.org
For donations

09/02/2025

08/27/2025

Local SC channel did a write up for the foundation! I'm so proud!
https://wpde.com/news/local/foundation-spreads-overdose-education-honors-late-son-with-birthday-cake-kits-dalton-lee-condra-gift-kindness-amy-kearsing-shattered-world-food-pantry

08/24/2025

Yesterday was a tough day, but thanks to all of you who lit a candle in Dalton's memory, I've got a lot to smile about. And to everyone who liked, commented, and shared my posts, you rock - we got a crazy 150 people involved in just a couple hours, and I'm sure that number will keep climbing. Here's a thought: if each of you kicked in just a buck to the foundation via Cash App, Venmo, PayPal, or the website, we'd be set to do this all again next year. I'm not kidding when I say I couldn't do this without you - every donor counts, and every dollar matters. You're all the best!

Cash app: $dlcgiftofkindness
Venmo: amykearsing
Website

Our goal is to advocate for the addicted & provide small grants, education & award those who help their community

08/24/2025

08/24/2025

“I met my best friend, Erin, when we were fifteen… We began experimenting with drugs at 20, and I watched her slowly spiral into addiction.”

Erin’s story is a heartbreaking reminder of how addiction can take someone far too soon. Her friend is now sharing her story to honor Erin and keep her memory alive.

👉 Read her powerful words and help raise awareness: https://hubs.la/Q03Dfpbn0

08/23/2025

A little cake, a lot of love!
This kit comes from the Dalton Lee Condra Gift of Kindness Foundation to celebrate Dalton’s heavenly birthday, August 23rd

Title Idea: Breaking the Silence: Overdose Awareness

Introduction
Overdose is now the leading cause of accidental death in the United States. Every year, families lose loved ones—mothers, fathers, sons, daughters—to this crisis. Addiction isn’t a choice; it’s a disease, and overdoses can happen to anyone. Awareness and education are key to saving lives.

The Facts

In 2023, over 100,000 Americans died from overdoses.

Fentanyl is now the leading cause, found in nearly 70% of cases.

Narcan, a life-saving medication, can reverse opioid overdoses if used quickly.

Too often, families don’t know about these resources until it’s too late.

Recognizing an Overdose
Knowing the signs of an opioid overdose can save a life:

Slow, shallow, or stopped breathing

Unresponsiveness or unconsciousness

Blue or gray lips and fingertips

Pinpoint pupils

How to Respond

1. Call 911 immediately.

2. Administer Narcan if available.

3. Lay the person on their side to keep the airway clear.

4. Stay until help arrives.

For me, these numbers are not just statistics. On November 4, 2022, I lost my son, Dalton, to an overdose. He was only 26 years old. Dalton was so much more than his addiction—he was kind, funny, and full of love. Losing him shattered my world, but it also pushed me to raise awareness so other families don’t face the same pain.

To honor Dalton’s life, I started The Dalton Lee Condra Gift of Kindness Foundation. Our mission is to spread overdose education, provide Narcan to families, and remind communities that prevention and preparedness save lives.

Overdose awareness begins with knowledge and action. Carry Narcan, talk about the risks, and share resources. By working together, we can save lives and protect families from the heartbreak of overdose.

Visit www.dlcgiftofkindnessfoundation.org to learn more or support our work.

08/23/2025