APALD APALD brings education, awareness and prevention to all illicit lethal drugs in cities across America.

APALD -Association of People Against Lethal Drugs encourages awareness and change related to illicit drugs that are pouring into America and killing over 250 lives a day by illicit lethal drugs that are flowing through our borders, US mail, social media, and the internet. APALD consists of a private and public Facebook group, a public page and 25 state chapter groups. We are raising awareness in hopes of legislative change to State Congressmen/Congresswomen, Senators & Governors, and other lawmakers in attempts to make necessary change. Our association wants to provide the support and guidance to its members that will foster a team approach in working toward change, education, and awareness so others do not have to go through what we have endured of losing a loved one.

APALD       Stephanie Hellstern
04/09/2026

APALD Stephanie Hellstern

We’re building something bigger than a walk…
we’re building a National Movement!!!

Across the country, families, advocates, and communities are coming together to turn grief into ACTION and demand change.

🗺️ Find a Walk Near You:
https://bit.ly/JoinWFL

📍 Don’t see your city? Help bring one to your community:
http://bit.ly/LeadMyCityWFL

This is how movements grows—
not from the top down, but from communities RISING up together.

👇 Comment your city below.

Because if your community is ready…
we’re ready to stand with you.

LETS ALL COME TOGETHER ON 1 DAY- UNITED!!!

Come Join Us For This BIG Community APALD    May 2nd❤️
04/08/2026

Come Join Us For This BIG Community APALD May 2nd❤️




Come Join Us!!!     APALD        Lydia Rose Kariakin-De Jager Diane Urban
04/08/2026

Come Join Us!!!
APALD
Lydia Rose Kariakin-De Jager Diane Urban

    SIGN UP -  For A Walk In Your City!!  Please visit:  WalkForLives.orgUnited Against Fentanyl APALD Stephanie Hellste...
04/03/2026


SIGN UP - For A Walk In Your City!! Please visit:
WalkForLives.org
United Against Fentanyl APALD Stephanie Hellstern

This is what it looks like when communities RISE UP!

Churches.
Families.
Leaders.

Coming together to say:
ENOUGH IS ENOUGH!!!

100 Cities in all 50 States. UNITED!

👉 Bring this to your city:
bit.ly/HostAWalk

     APALD
04/01/2026


APALD

Come join us!!      APALD
04/01/2026

Come join us!!

APALD

Lima, OHIO - Come join us!!
04/01/2026

Lima, OHIO - Come join us!!

Come join us!!  LIVE MUSIC BY "The Exploit Duo".   APALD
03/30/2026

Come join us!! LIVE MUSIC BY "The Exploit Duo". APALD

Come join us!!
03/25/2026

Come join us!!

📣 BIG ANNOUNCEMENT 📣 APALD is proud to announce a new national partnership with United Against Fentanyl to host Walkforl...
03/13/2026

📣 BIG ANNOUNCEMENT 📣

APALD is proud to announce a new national partnership with United Against Fentanyl to host Walkforlives, a national initiative bringing communities together to raise awareness and save lives from fentanyl poisoning.

This partnership allows APALD to continue its mission of educating communities while expanding our impact through the growing Walk for Lives movement across the country.

More information coming soon about cities hosting Walk for Lives events on our website and on our partners.

Learn more about Walk For Lives in your city:
WalkForLives.org




10/31/2025

Who thinks the CCP will stop the flow of Illicit Fentanyl to America and other countries/cartels.
I know he told Trump they will curb the flow. I'm a little skeptical they will curb it. I guess time will tell. I'm sure hoping they stop.

10/28/2025

♦️♦️ GAS STATION - ILLICIT DRUGS ♦️♦️
Illicit drugs sold in gas stations across America commonly include synthetic and unregulated substances often marketed as dietary supplements or mood enhancers.
One example is tianeptine, also known as "gas station he**in." Tianeptine is an opioid-like drug sold under various brand names such as ZaZa, Neptune’s Fix, Pegasus Red, and Purple Magic. It is not approved by the FDA but is widely available in gas stations and convenience stores, causing significant health risks, including overdose, dependency, and withdrawal symptoms. Many states have moved to ban it due to its dangers.
Other substances commonly found in gas stations include Kratom, a plant-based product that is also unregulated and carries risks of addiction and health problems. Additionally, there are various synthetic drugs or "new psychoactive substances" that may be sold at gas stations, including synthetic cannabinoids, cathinones, and synthetic phenethylamines. These synthetic drugs can have unpredictable and severe effects such as seizures, psychotic episodes, suicidal thoughts and even death.
~FDA, NPR, HHS, Integrative Life Center

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