About the Robert Sterling Foundation
Our History
Our History
Our History
Founded in 2023, the Robert Sterling Foundation was established to address the growing drug overdose crisis our nation is facing as fatal doses of Fentanyl are causing needless deaths.
Our Mission
Our History
Our History
At Robert Sterling Foundation, our mission is to advocate for drug overdose prevention and awareness while seeking justice for lost lives to this epidemic. We aim to address weak laws that prevent meaningful prosecution and advocacy for victims.
Initiatives & Featured In
Facing Fentanyl Event
New York City August 20-21 2026
Black Poster Project
A heartbreaking and stunning display of those loved ones lost to the Fentanyl Poisoning Crisis at St Patrick's Cathedral
August 20-21 2026
Lives Interrupted
Book by Benjamin Westhoff
A stunning tribute to loved ones lost to the Fentanyl Crisis
Every page carries a story that honors the people behind the statistics, raising awareness, and giving families, advocates, and communities a resource to fight fentanyl, the deadliest drug scourge in history.
Order your copy at
Locks of Loss Across America
Locks of Loss Across America
Locksofloss.org
Our awareness campaign is growing across America with new memorial lock locations now in New Castle Pennsylvania and Nedrow New York with more to come upon the horizon.
Together we are stronger to advocate for change
Recover or Die Golf Event
Locks of Loss Across America
Recover or Die Golf Event
Thank you for joining us at this very impactful Fentanyl awareness event.
Hope to see you all next year in 2027
Locks of Loss
Honoring loved ones with memorial locks
You send us your lock and a little about your loved one and we do the rest.
Visit to view a gallery of Angels who have been lost and where their memorial lock is located.
Resources
Sonoma County DA Fentanyl Awareness
Information on counterfeit prescription pills containing Fentanyl, general information relating to Fentanyl, treatment alternatives, and anonymous tip lines to law enforcement agencies within Sonoma County.
CDPH Fentanyl & Overdose Prevention
California Department of Public Health Fentanyl & Opioid Overdose prevention & awareness resources.
Narcan - Opioid Education
Knowing the signs and symptoms of an opioid overdose is essential to responding quickly.
Available over the counter or online.
National Fentanyl Awareness Day
A day of action to raise public
awareness. Download graphics and visuals to post to social media on May 7th using #NationalFentanylAwarenessDay
Find Treatment
800-622-HELP (4357)
Confidential and anonymous resource for persons seeking treatment for mental and substance use disorders in the United States and its territories.