Preventing Tragedies,
Illuminating Futures
In Iman’s memory, we turn awareness into action. Together, we bring fentanyl education, prevention, and support to families across South Florida.
Finding Light in the Darkest Moments
Iman was a daughter and a sister. Her memory is the heart of this foundation and the reason her mother, Mari Carmen Rodriguez, continues this work.
Through workshops, community outreach, and advocacy, we honor Iman by helping other families find information, support, and a place to begin the conversation about prevention.
Read Iman's Full Story →Highlighted Events
Our galas, community events, and sponsors help keep Iman’s mission moving forward.
International Fentanyl Awareness Day
In partnership with Miramar Commissioner Maxwell Chambers: turning the city's lights purple, free community resources, live music, and complimentary hotdogs for the first 100 guests. Sponsor tables are $150 (sponsors bring their own table).
Our Partners & Sponsors
With gratitude to the organizations supporting our awareness work, events, and community.
Iman's Light Stands For Change
We work in three ways to protect our communities from fentanyl and other lethal drugs.
Education & Prevention
Bringing children, young people, and adults practical information about fentanyl, drug adulteration, and prevention.
Mental Health & Wellness
Workshops on emotional well-being, anxiety, stress, and finding support, alongside substance-use prevention.
Legislative Advocacy
Pushing for real consequences for drug dealers and traffickers, and stronger protections for children and communities.
Our Core Programs
Programs built with our community, to prevent addiction and support the people it affects.
Drug Education Workshops
School and community workshops covering Fentanyl dangers, drug lacing, and resistance strategies.
Learn More →Mental Health Wellness
Workshops that address anxiety, depression, stress, and emotional regulation.
Learn More →Saving Lives Initiative
Community outreach, prevention resources, and education about responding to an overdose.
Learn More →Victim & Family Support
Connecting grieving families to resources, counseling, and community support networks.
Learn More →Learning That Starts a Conversation
Feedback from one workshop survey, completed by 30 students. These are participant responses, not a measure of long-term health outcomes.
Our Story, on Video
Coverage of our fentanyl prevention mission and Dr. Rodriguez's work in the community.
"Mom to Mom" on WPLG Local 10 News
Courtesy of Local 10 News (WPLG), reported by Nicole Perez
View original on Instagram (@nicoleperezwplg) →"It’s Not Your Mama’s Drugs"
Courtesy of The Mindful Network Florida
View original on Instagram (@themindfulnetworkflorida) →Also in the pressComunidad FVE: our mission and the partners behind the Miramar gathering →
Be Part of the Solution
Your support helps sustain prevention workshops, mental well-being education, and community outreach in Iman’s memory.