Our Mission
Our mission includes handing out 'Stop Heroin' bracelets that includes the picture of a family member lost to heroin/opiate overdose – Narcan training and distribution (each box of Narcan costs $75) – Funding K-9 Units for local police departments, each at a cost of $35,000.
- To raise money for the education and prevention of heroin/opiate abuse.
- To distribute Narcan to family members and friends of users.
- To work with the MIMH and city organizations to educate the public of signs and risks of heroin/opiate use.
- To assist local police departments by helping fund K-9 units.
About Justin
We lost our 23 year old son on June 2nd 2017 to a heroin overdose. By being upfront about our tragedy we hope to help others and prevent others from experiencing the loss of a loved one.
Justin David Hendrix/Justin Delivers Hope. Hope, by definition, means a feeling of expectation and desire for a certain thing to happen. We are delivering hope: hope that the Narcan will save lives; hope that the addict will overcome addiction; hope that we can prevent other families from experiencing our loss; hope that we can keep fighting; hope that we can help get heroin/opiates off the streets; hope that we can remove the stigma of loving a heroin/opiate addict. By publicly speaking about our loss and providing Narcan to families in need, as well as putting K-9s on the road to help officers take drugs off the streets, we HOPE to make a difference.
JDH is a nonprofit organization that provides K-9’s, training, vehicle kennel build out, and other miscellaneous items for the K-9 and handlers. JDH currently has 19 K-9’s working in local police departments serving our communities. Our K-9’s are fighting to eliminate drugs on our streets. Each year, we strive to make a difference in our community and with your help we have been able to continue providing the local Police departments these amazing dogs.
Thank you for joining the fight!
Our K-9 Units
K-9 Ace – Lincoln County Sheriff Department, Officer Harrington
K-9 Audie – St. Peters Police Department, Officer Welschmeyer
K-9 Atila – St. Peters Police Department, Officer Kitrel
K-9 Bach – Cottleville Police Department, Officer Hollander
K-9 Beau – Wright City Police Department, Officer Malta
K-9 Caine – O’Fallon Police Department, Officer Eversmeyer
K-9 Champ – St. John Police Department, Officer McWilliams
K-9 Diesel – Woodson Terrace Police Department, Officer Gregg
K-9 Enzo – Overland Police Department, Officer Kenney
K-9 Freddy – Lake St. Louis Police Department, Officer Fisher
K-9 Guapo – Wentzville Police Department, Officer Alvarez
K-9 Guss – St. Francois County Police Department, Officer Scherffius
K-9 Jester – Lincoln County Sheriff Department, Detective Wingron
K-9 Kylo – St. Charles City Police Department, Officer Christeson
K-9 Luka – Ellisville Police Department, Officer Peacock
K-9 Nero – St. Charles City Police Department, Officer Gresham
K-9 Niko – Wentzville Police Department, Officer Greer
K-9 Raider – Pagedale Police Department, Corporal Cull
K-9 Rexo – Wentzville Police Department, Corporal Talbott
K-9 Titus – Wentzville Police Department, Officer Reinagel
K-9 Tobi – North County COOP, Detective McNail
K-9 Zeke – Lake St. Louis Police Department, Officer Dolan
Looking to become a K-9 Unit for JDH?
We are thrilled that you are interested in applying to become a K-9 Unit for JDH. All we ask is that you download the request form and send it back to us. We will review your information and get back to you with a decision.
Need to Contact JDH?
You can reach us by phone or text at 314-581-7358
Or by email at Info@JustinDeliversHope.org
The amazing sponsors for JDH
We are so grateful for our sponsors. Without them, growing this movement wouldn’t be as fruitful.
Justin Delivers Hope is a 501(c)(3) Public Charity. EIN: 83-2277560