Someone is missing.Let's not let another be.

A free evening at the bay for every family the overdose epidemic has touched — music, ice cream, people who can help, and a candlelight vigil at dusk. Held on the eve of International Overdose Awareness Day.

When: Sunday, Aug. 306:00 – 8:00 PM
Where: Shoreline Park411 E. Shoreline Dr., Sandusky — at the shelter
Cost: FreeNo ticket, no registration. Come as you are.

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The evening

6:00
Gather. Live acoustic music from Quinn Hoffman. Free Toft's ice cream, handed out by The Frozen Tiki while supplies last. Resource tables staffed by people who can help tonight. Coffee from Chloe's Pit Stop, free for the first 100 people, on us.
7:00
Welcome and remarks. Keli Clark, founder of Project Noelle, with Kate Vargo, President of the Sandusky City Commission.
7:10
Guest speakers. Three voices from treatment, law enforcement and advocacy — listed below.
At dusk
Prayer, then the candlelight vigil. Candles are provided. We light them together at the water's edge and read the names.

Speaking

Colleen Barry, FNP-C, CARN-AP

Harbor Behavioral Health, Toledo
Det. Ron Brotherton

Sandusky Police Department, narcotics
Dawn Bova, CNP

Sandusky County Coordinator, OhioCAN

Keynote

Sponsors & partners

Supported by

ADAMHS Board
of Erie County

Media partners

The Sandusky Register

BAS Broadcasting

Ice cream partners

Toft's Dairy

The Frozen Tiki

Print & signage

SpeedPro Printing

With thanks to Diane Taylor, Executive Director of the ADAMHS Board of Erie County, and to the Sandusky Recreation Department for the use of Shoreline Park.