Save Lives Now
Get free Naloxone, anywhere in Florida. No questions. Free by mail, or in-person. Saving Stevie is a opioid overdose prevention and awareness campaign by Largest Heart, a 5013c social good nonprofit.
Free Naloxone overdose prevention & awareness
Saving Stevie is named after Stevie Rummler Steve Rummler who tragically lost his life. His story is a stark reminder of the devastating impact of opioid epedemic, which often begins innocently with legally prescribed painkillers. Saving Stevie is an awareness/prevention and harm reduction program. We provide free Naloxone overdose treatment medication (*Anywhere in Florida) and Naloxone Training. Our mission is to save lives and educate the community about opioid overdose prevention.
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Community Outreach Programs
Volunteer Training and Support
Youth Empowerment Initiatives
About us
Saving Stevie is an awareness/prevention and harm reduction capaign by Largest Heart, a 501c3 nonprofit organization based in Orange County, FL.
Saving Stevie is an educational, awareness, and abstiense promoting program. The program empowers individuals to take life-saving actions, curbing consumption, addiction, and needless loss of life.
In Orange County alone,we lose 2 lives every day to overdose. Our three-pronged approach leverages high-touch community events, strategic partnerships, and convenient mail distribution to maximize reach and impact.
With an average of 300 lives lost daily, time is of the essence to propagate this life-saving innovation across Florida. Together, let's turn the tide against the fentanyl epidemic and pave the way for a brighter, safer future.
Our mission is to save lives by educating the community about opioid overdose prevention and providing access to life-saving Naloxone kits at no cost.
Naloxone Training
Be a hero in and learn about administering Naloxone in an overdose. Join the fight against fentanyl and learn the live saving techniques.
Join the Fight
Support Saving Stevie in their mission to prevent overdoses and raise awareness.