The DEA Educational Foundation is a 501(c)3 non-profit educational organization established in 2001 with the goal of educating the public about the costs and consequences of illegal drugs in our society. They offer various products and services to achieve this mission. One of their key initiatives is the Drug Abuse Prevention Toolkit, which provides valuable resources on drug abuse prevention.

Additionally, they have developed a traveling exhibit called Drugs: Cost & Consequences that has been visited by more than 22 million students, teachers, and parents across the country. This exhibit now includes important information about the dangers of fentanyl and fake pills. The Foundation also funds the DEAEF Youth Dance Program, which is a free afterschool alternative to drugs through the art form of dance.

They have expanded their programs to include the DEAEF Youth Baseball Program, DEAEF Youth Martial Arts Program, and various other youth programs in sports and arts. The Foundation also conducts educational seminars and speaker series to raise awareness about opioids and offer solutions to curb the epidemic. Through partnerships and generous contributions, the DEA Educational Foundation strives to make a difference in educating our children, teachers, and families about the dangers of drug abuse