Raising awareness and presenting in collaboration with the Napa Opioid Safety Coalition to students on the dangers of illicit fentanyl and fake prescription pills.

11:00am - 1:30pm

Join us at Napa Valley College as we participate with other local organizations in their event for Sexual Assault Awareness Month. The Michael Leonardi Foundation will be there to raise awareness about the dangers of illicit fentanyl. Come by to learn more and engage in important conversations to protect our community. Naloxone and fentanyl test strips will be available.

The SHINE Ambassadors Youth Wellness Conference is a student-led event created by youth, for youth. Centered on the theme First Generation Wellness, the conference brings together first-generation students from across Napa County to explore mental health, identity, and pathways to opportunity.

The Michael Leonardi Foundation will be present with our resource table, connecting with students, answering questions, and sharing information and materials focused on fentanyl awareness and staying safe.

Raising awareness and presenting in collaboration with the Napa Opioid Safety Coalition to students on the dangers of illicit fentanyl and fake prescription pills.

Earth Day Napa – Visit Our Awareness Booth
11am-4pm

The Michael Leonardi Foundation will be participating in Earth Day Napa on Saturday, April 18th at Oxbow Commons in downtown Napa. Stop by our booth to learn more about the risks of illicit fentanyl, pick up educational resources, and talk with our team about the work we’re doing to help keep our community informed. Learn more here.

Educational presentation on fentanyl awareness to middle school students at Blue Oak School.

Exposing the dark side of social media and its devastating impact on young users, CAN’T LOOK AWAY: The Case Against Social Media reveals how dangerous algorithms are fueling a crisis—and why urgent reform is needed. The stakes couldn’t be higher.

The Michael Leonardi Foundation will be present to share information and resources with attendees.

Join us for our first Dine & Donate at Forge Pizza in Napa. Gather your friends and family, enjoy a great meal, and support the work of the Michael Leonardi Foundation at the same time. A portion of the evening’s proceeds will benefit our education and awareness efforts in the community. It’s a simple and meaningful way to give back while sharing good food and good company. We hope to see you there!

Educational presentation on illicit fentanyl to the staff at the Napa Valley Wine Train. The Napa Valley Wine Train is a historic and iconic Napa Valley experience, taking guests on a scenic journey through the valley aboard beautifully restored vintage railcars while enjoying exceptional dining and local wines.

Educational presentation on fentanyl awareness to students at Browns Valley Middle School.

Napa Chamber of Commerce’s Lunch with Leaders is a monthly networking and learning lunch designed to bring local business leaders and community members together for conversation, connection, and insights. Mark Leonardi with the Michael Leonardi Foundation will be the guest speaker. Open to both members and non-members. Register here.

Educational presentation on fentanyl awareness to the Boulder Chapter of the Young Men’s Service League, a national organization that brings mothers and sons together to volunteer at local philanthropic organizations. It offers a four-year program where mothers and sons collaborate on service projects and participate in leadership development and life skills training.

Exposing the dark side of social media and its devastating impact on young users, CAN’T LOOK AWAY: The Case Against Social Media reveals how dangerous algorithms are fueling a crisis—and why urgent reform is needed. The stakes couldn’t be higher.

The Michael Leonardi Foundation will be present to share information and resources with attendees.

Jarvis Conservatory
1711 Main St, Downtown Napa
4:OO - 5:30 PM

Exposing the dark side of social media and its devastating impact on young users, CAN’T LOOK AWAY: The Case Against Social Media reveals how dangerous algorithms are fueling a crisis—and why urgent reform is needed. The stakes couldn’t be higher. Join us for this special screening of the film. Hosted by the Michael Leonardi Foundation in partnership with the Jarvis Conservatory. This documentary is 75 minutes in length with a community discussion following the film.

Admission is FREE, with RSVP requested through the Eventbrite link. Spanish subtitles available: https://cantlookaway.eventbrite.com

Watch the trailer here.

Michael Leonardi Foundation Awareness Pop-Up at Healthquest Fitness Center
3175 California Blvd, Napa, CA
9:30-11:30 AM

Stop by our awareness pop-up at HealthQuest Fitness Center in Napa to learn about illicit fentanyl safety and pick up free educational materials. We’ll be there to answer questions, share resources, and talk about how simple awareness can save lives. Pop in and learn more about Healthquest and all they offer to support your health and fitness. More information here.

Michael Leonardi Foundation Awareness Pop-Up at Healthquest Fitness Center
3175 California Blvd, Napa, CA
5-7 PM

Stop by our awareness pop-up at HealthQuest Fitness Center in Napa to learn about illicit fentanyl safety and pick up free educational materials. We’ll be there to answer questions, share resources, and talk about how simple awareness can save lives. Pop in and learn more about Healthquest and all they offer to support your health and fitness. More information here.

Educational presentation on fentanyl awareness to staff at the Napa Sanitation District. The Napa Sanitation District (NapaSan) is a public wastewater and recycled water agency that serves the City of Napa and some surrounding unincorporated areas.

11am - 2pm
Yountville Community Center, 6516 Washington St, Yountville, CA
FREE event

Experience powerful works by young artists (ages 12–26) on the opioid and fentanyl crisis. These pieces explore hope, resilience, and awareness—voices that spark change through creativity. Join us and show your support.

Exhibit Location: Outdoor courtyard of the Yountville Community Center (moves indoors if it rains). Light refreshments served.

We’re participating in Red Ribbon Week to help students learn more about illicit fentanyl, warning signs of fentanyl poisoning, and how to stay safe and look out for friends.

Educational presentation on fentanyl awareness to parents at Cope Family Center. Cope Family Center is a local nonprofit that strengthens families through parenting support, crisis assistance, home visiting, and resource navigation, with a focus on child abuse prevention and early childhood well-being.

We’re participating in Red Ribbon Week to help students learn more about illicit fentanyl, warning signs of fentanyl poisoning, and how to stay safe and look out for friends.

10 am - 4pm
Location: Adams Street (east of Railroad Avenue) and Library Lane in St. Helena, CA

The Hometown Harvest Festival is St. Helena’s most-beloved fall event for the young and old held on the 3rd Saturday in October each year. The Hometown Harvest Festival features live music, wine and beer, a food alley, kids zone, and an array of arts and crafts vendors.

Stop at our awareness booth to learn more about illicit fentanyl and pick up free naloxone.

Join us at First Thursdays at Napa Oxbow Commons!

We’ll be raising awareness, sharing free safety kits, and connecting with the community. Stop by, say hello, and learn how you can help keep yourself and others safe. It’s a Chefs Market-like evening with live music, a farmers market, kids fun, food and beverages.

11am - 6pm

The Railroad Square Music Festival is a free, family-friendly event held annually in historic Railroad Square in Santa Rosa, California. Featuring a diverse lineup of local and regional musicians across multiple stages, the festival also includes food vendors, artisan booths, and community organizations, creating a vibrant celebration of music, art, and local culture.

We’ll be participating at this FREE, all-day community event. Stop by to learn more about fentanyl awareness, pick up a free safety kit, and connect with us.

Educational presentation on fentanyl awareness to staff at NEWS Napa. NEWS (Napa Emergency Women's Services) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing safety, hope, healing, and empowerment for survivors of domestic and sexual abuse. NEWS offers 24/7 emergency shelter, a bilingual help line, support groups, legal advocacy, and trauma-informed counseling services. Serving approximately 1,200 individuals annually, NEWS is committed to promoting safe communities and social change through prevention, education, and advocacy.

The Napa County Suicide Prevention Council is hosting their second annual Suicide Prevention Conference on Wednesday, September 17th from 2:30pm to 8:30 pm at the Yountville Community Center. This free, community-wide event invites residents, service providers, and advocates to attend part or all of the day’s programming.

The Michael Leonardi Foundation will be participating in the resource sharing portion of the event, which will be during the dinner hour from 6-7pm. For more information on the event and to register:

English
Spanish

2-5PM

Join us Saturday, September 13, 2025 for our next Michael Leonardi Foundation Music + Awareness Concert hosted at Napa Yard from 2-5 pm , featuring Molly Jean, Angry Girlfriend Racing Stripes and Couch Dog! This event features and supports talented musicians while raising awareness about staying safe from illicit fentanyl. The afternoon will also feature guest speakers and resources, including naloxone distribution.

Reserve your spot with at $15 donation through Eventbrite: https://MLFMusic.eventbrite.com. Food and beverages will be available for purchase at Napa Yard.

Thank you to our event sponsor Sutter Health, and to Napa Yard for the welcoming community gathering space.

The Michael Leonardi Foundation is funded in part by Napa County Health and Human Services Agency (HHSA) through Opioid Settlement Funds (OSF) to support prevention, intervention, treatment, recovery, and other life-saving programs and services for individuals and families throughout the community.

Join us at First Thursdays at Napa Oxbow Commons!
5-9PM

We’ll be raising awareness, sharing free safety kits, and connecting with the community. Stop by, say hello, and learn how you can help keep yourself and others safe. It’s a Chefs Market-like evening with live music, a farmers market, kids fun, food and beverages.

This event brings together students, families, and community members to kick off the school year, and we will be participating with our informational table that includes resources and our safety kits (naloxone and fentanyl test strips).