The ideal person to become a donor for this cause is someone who carries a deep sense of compassion and empathy, often shaped by personal or family experiences with addiction, loss, or societal injustice. They are individuals who genuinely care about vulnerable communities and believe in addressing systemic issues like poverty and inequality that contribute to this crisis. Their commitment to social justice drives them to seek meaningful ways to make a difference, whether through donations, advocacy, or volunteer efforts. They understand the importance of community support and recognize that everyone deserves dignity, hope, and healing. Motivated by a moral sense of responsibility, they see their contribution as a lifeline—an urgent act to prevent further tragedy and to help end an often-invisible war that devastates lives every day. This person is altruistic, action-oriented, and inspired by the belief that, together, we can bring about real change and save lives before tragedy strikes someone they love or in their own community.