Rising Above Addiction returns to 98 Rock!
Rising Above Addiction founders Tracey & Tammy joined the team at 98 Rock again to talk about their foundation and upcoming events with the crew. Listen in below!
Rising Above Addiction founders Tracey & Tammy joined the team at 98 Rock again to talk about their foundation and upcoming events with the crew. Listen in below!
Rising Above Addiction founders Tracey & Tammy joined the team at 98 Rock again to talk about their foundation and upcoming events with the crew. Listen in below!
Rising Above Addiction founders Tammy and Tracey had the incredible opportunity to talk about their foundation and upcoming events with the crew on 98 Rock. Listen in below!
Rising Above Addiction had a booth at the 2016 Carroll County Drug & Violence Expo. We look forward to participating again next year! Below is a video of the overall expo – take a look to see the events and activities, and meet other participants…
Rising Above Addiction was asked to participate in a public service announcement about substance abuse, addiction, treatment, and recovery.
Last night Rising Above Addiction received a Message of Hope Award from Brian DeLeonardo, State Attorney for Carroll County. We were both surprised and honored to receive this award. Thank you to all who came out to support all those lost to addiction. It was a wonderful evening.
This morning we were interviewed at The State’s Attorney’s office, with WBAL Channel 11 news, with Jennifer Franciotti. We shared our stories and talked about Rising Above Addiction’s activities and upcoming events. Please watch Channel 11 news the evening of March 9th, 2016, from 5:00pm – 6:30pm to see the interview
Tammy Lofink, left, and Tracey Kuhns, right, will be skydiving on Sunday, Nov. 1, to support their fund, Rising Above Addiction, which raises money for acute heroin intervention. Tammy’s son Robert died of a heroin overdose last year and Tracey’s son Ryan is currently in treatment for heroin addiction. (DAVE MUNCH / STAFF PHOTO / Carroll County Times) Although they’re both nervous about jumping out of an airplane, Eldersburg mothers Tammy Lofink and Tracey Kuhns hope doing a tandem skydiving … Read More