Montana Meth Project

Montana Meth Project is a statewide drug-prevention organization focused on equipping Montana teens with clear, factual information about methamphetamine and fentanyl. Its work combines educational resources, community outreach, public art, and partnerships to discourage first-time drug use and help young people understand the risks of experimentation. The organization offers a 20-minute meth prevention video lesson for middle and high school students, as well as a free, 10-minute fentanyl prevention lesson featuring peer-to-peer education. Its website also provides fentanyl facts, school resources, reports, and information on getting help.

Beyond classroom lessons, Montana Meth Project runs campaigns such as “Not Even Once” and “One Pill Can Kill,” shares prevention content through social media, and invites communities to participate as local champions. Its Paint the State initiative showcases artwork by Montana artists, while documentaries, public response efforts, and outreach extend its message statewide. The project reports contributing to a 77 percent reduction in first-time teen meth use since its inception. It welcomes donations, school participation, and community support for its prevention work.