Montana Elks Drug Awareness Program
- Home
- Elks National Foundation
- NEWSROOM
- KIDS ZONE
- TEENS
- PARENTS
- TEACHERS
- Community Outreach
- WHAT HEROES DO
- DEA COMMUNITY OUTREACH
- ELEVATE MONTANA
- ADDICTION IN AMERICA
- SUBSTANCE USE IN MONTANA
- PRESCRIPTION ADDICTION 2018
- Opioid Epidemic
- Alcohol-Tobacco-Other Drugs
- LESSONS LEARNED FROM MARIJUANA LEGALIZATION
- Impaired Driving
- Risk & Protective Factors
- Archives
- RESOURCE CENTER
- DAP Literature Orders
- Contact Us
“What Heroes Do” features actual everyday heroes and kids who become special heroes because of the decisions they make every day to stay drug free and always be the best they possibly can be.
ELKS DRUG AWARENESS PROGRAM
COMMENDATION AWARD
JUNE 25, 2018
Presented to Rowen Schuler, Director, Community Medical Services, in grateful appreciation of meritorious participation in the Elks Drug Awareness Program at the Bitter Pill Art Exhibit, DEA National Prescription Drug Take-Back Days, and the Bozeman International Film Festival.
Livingston Elks Lodge Members Christine O'Donnell and Tammy Lewis partnered with Sergeant Andrew Manuel, Livingston Police Department, for DEA National Prescription Drug Take-Back Day on October 27, 2018.
On June 5, 2018, Kelly Parker-Watne, Coordinator of the Gallatin County DUI Task Force received the "Enrique Camerena-What Heroes Do" Coin for her exemplary outreach to high school students in Gallatin County on underage drinking, impaired driving, and making responsible choices.
