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.
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!
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.
Our K-9 Units
K-9 Bach – Cottleville Police Department, Officer Kyle Hollander
K-9 Beau – Wright City Police Department, Officer Jose Malta
K-9 Caine – O’Fallon Police Department, Officer Eversmeyer
K-9 Champ – St. John Police Department, Officer Rob McWilliams
K-9 Diesel – Woodson Terrace Police Department, Officer Kyle Gregg
K-9 Enzo – Overland Police Department, Officer Kenney
K-9 Freddy – Lake St. Louis Police Department, Officer Ben Fisher
K-9 Guapo – Wentzville Police Department, Officer Adrian Alvarez
K-9 Guss – St. Francois County Police Department, Officer Ryan Scherffius
K-9 Jester – Lincoln County Sheriff Department, Detective Sean Wingron
K-9 Kylo – St. Charles City Police Department, Officer Tyler Christeson
K-9 Luka – Ellisville Police Department, Officer Josiah Peacock
K-9 Nero – St. Charles City Police Department, Officer Stephen Gresham
K-9 Niko – Wentzville Police Department, Officer Michael Greer
K-9 Raider – Pagedale Police Department, Corporal Justin Cull
K-9 Rexo – Wentzville Police Department, Corporal Dan Talbott
K-9 Titus – Wentzville Police Department, Officer Steve Reinagel
K-9 Tobi – North County COOP, Detective Mason McNail
K-9 Zeke – Lake St. Louis Police Department, Officer Pat Dolan
K-9 Audie – St. Peters Police Department, Officer Ryan Welschmeyer
K-9 Atila – St. Peters Police Department, Officer Devin Kitrel
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.
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