About Us
The Sam Chase Foundation
Like many young adults, Sam struggled to find his path in this challenging world. He got tied up in the knot that is early adulthood. We have formed this foundation to raise awareness of the dangers of fentanyl as well as connect young adults to resources they need to thrive. We will spread awareness about fentanyl and the dangers of this lethal drug epidemic. Along with fentanyl awareness, we want to shed light on the underlying factors that can lead to poor coping mechanisms.
Our vision is for young adults to see the world as a promising, hopeful place that is full of opportunity and excitement. We are granting scholarships to provide opportunity and enable young adults to reach their potential regardless of their financial situation.
Thank you for helping us honor Sam by helping young adults find a compelling future and become aware of the dangers of fentanyl. Sam had a huge heart and we are carrying on his legacy by spreading awareness and supporting others. Sam believed that everyone had a place in this world and we want to ensure that every young adult finds their place and has the education they need about our current drug epidemic . We will support those who intervene at the critical time, to highlight options, and nudge young adults onto a path of opportunity.
XO Chase Family
Our Mission
Connect young adults to the specific resources they need to thrive.
Help create brighter futures by supporting scholarships, awareness, and opportunities for young adults.
Our Vision
For young adults to see the world as a promising, hopeful place that is full of opportunity and excitement.
Our Goals
To provide resources and options to enable young adults to reach their potential regardless of their financial situation. Understand each client and then tailor a unique program to reveal paths to a rewarding future. Build a diverse team of passionate experts capable of identifying clients specific needs and connecting them with resources to enable them to thrive.
In the past three years, SCF has delivered fentanyl awareness presentations to most middle and high schools in Siskiyou County, and shared resources with parents and teachers on how to talk about the dangers of fentanyl. In an effort to raise awareness of the realities of the new drug landscape, SCF has funded national research and contributed over $90,000 to partner organizations focused on fentanyl awareness. In addition, SCF supports young adults by helping them move forward and find their path.
