Hawaii Meth Project Reaches out to the Oahu Community at the Schofield 4th of July Spectacular | Community Spirit

The Hawaii Meth Project participated in the Schofield 4th of July Spectacular to educate the community about the dangers and devastating effects of crystal Meth or “ice.” Hawaii Meth Project volunteers walked around and took pictures with supporters, rallied new volunteers and handed out anti-Meth swag, including “Not Even Once” wristbands, stickers, temporary tattoos, posters and sunglasses.

For those interested in supporting the Hawaii Meth Project in the fight against Meth use throughout the state, visit HawaiiMethProject.org. At HawaiiMethProject.org you can make a donation, learn more about how to get involved and get the facts about Meth.


About the Hawaii Meth Project
The Hawaii Meth Project is a non-profit organization that implements large-scale, research-based campaigns and community action programs to reduce methamphetamine use in the state.  Central to its integrated campaigns is MethProject.org—a definitive source for information about Meth for teens.  The Hawaii Meth Project is affiliated with the Meth Project, a national non-profit organization headquartered in Palo Alto, California, aimed at significantly reducing Meth use through public service messaging, public policy, and community outreach.  For more information, visit www.HawaiiMethProject.org.