Community Crusade Against Drug Abuse, Inc.

"School Programming has Started" 91 Youth signed Healthy Lifestyle pledges in two seperate schools today! This is THEIR Crusade, who can stop it now? October 24, 2024!

RED RIBBON WEEK! October 23-31, 2024

Onsite School Location

RED RIBBON WEEK! Our Mobile Traveling Drug Prevention Classroom in now complete!

This is a great time to schedule a Classroom tour!

The objective is to educate, motivate, and empower our youth to a higher awareness of the value of a Healthily Drug Free Lifestyle. We create awareness that will help prevent youth from starting tobacco / vaping, alcohol, or substance abuse. Realizing youth are at-risk, our goal is helping to commit to a drug free lifestyle.

This is an urgent message concerning the health and future of our youth in the Pacific Northwest. We are facing an epidemic of drug use that is sweeping across our countryside, seeping into even our smallest towns, and threatening the well-being of our communities.

Drug Prevention Educational Classroom Trailer.

This serves as a resource for Schools, Youth groups, and Community Events. Saying Yes to Life means, choosing to live life drugfree, free from the shackles of substance dependency. Here is where we Introduce a positive approach to drug prevention. Through the MX Power Team's educational mobile unit, you have a dynamic tool at your fingertips — one that brings education directly to our youth wherever they may be. Our approach isn’t simply about saying "no" to drugs—it’s about saying "yes" to life’s boundless opportunities!

Contact us today! craig@mxpowerteam.org

Youth touring the Lifestyle Wall

CLICK THIS IMAGE FOR A SHORT VIDEO CLIP OF OUR EVENT IN GILLETTE WYOMING!

628 DRUG FREE PLEDGE NAMES OF YOUTH ON OUR DRUG FREE LIFESTYLE WALL

AND HUNDREDS OF INITIALS OF THEIR LOVED ONES ON OUR DRUG ADDICTION FREEDOM WALL!

Internation Pathfinder Camporee Event!

Our First Event after building the Drug Free Prevention Trailer

When we were contacted to put on a Drug Prevention Educational program at the 2024 International Pathfinder Camporee, we had to make a decision to re-activate our MX Power Team Mobile Classroom!

That meant we needed to build a new classroom and retrofit with the proper educational panels! Man did that set in motion a lot of coordination. We have been building our network of community sponsors/donors for the past 6 months!

Now we have our trailer built and operational for the International Camporee. We arrived on Monday Morning after traveling through the night. From Walla Walla, WA to Gillette WY. Over 1100 miles non-stop. Adam Bonson and Craig Bonson are the volunteer staff that coordinate the trailer setup, demonstrations and event sound systems.

We were so very fortunate to lease equipment and volunteer riders for our motorcycle Trails demonstrations. Keith and Baillie Wineland with Shad Peterson put on a great show for our international crowd of pathfinders. Baillie announced the riders and style of various maneuvers, Keith as a 10-time Colorado State Trails champion was spot on in all the dozen performances completed during this week long event. His domonstation equipment had various levels of difficulty to impress the crowd! Shad had all the focus and commentary you would want as he scaled His custom built V ramp, the highest in the nation!

With over 60,000 people attending this event, you can imagine how busy our program was during the week! Many hundreds of pathfinders signed their names to the Drug Free wall. Also, many of these kids put the initials on the educational Drug Abuse wall, so we can remember their loved ones and friend as they struggle with addition. Our thoughts and prayers go up for for them to have the strength and conviction to overcome these addictions!

More pictures to follow!

Thanks to the Center for Youth Evangelism of the General Conference for providing the finances and infrastructure support to have us at this huge event! We also have had multiple businesses, and people step up and help us get to the place we are now. Many thank you's, to everyone that has helped us!

Craig Bonson

President

Keith & Baillie Wineland setting up their show equipment

Started from Scratch!

We now have our TRAILER!

The process of retrofitting the inside with paneling, lights and wiring are completed!

We will have white walls and educational panels on the wall to show the value of living a drug free lifestyle, and a contrast of living a drug abuse lifestyle!

Can you assist us right now, we want to stay up to date with these expenses?

The trailer purchase was over $17,800.

The Graphics on the outside will be close to $8000.

The inside retrofit of walls, ceiling, wiring with education panels, will be around $4200.

So, we need to raise $30,000 in the next few months!

Please help us reach our goal, even if it is only a few dollars or thousands of dollars, we know that anything you can do will help.

Here is a list of donations that came in recently:

March:

$10,000 John B. Silvestri Trust

$1000 Craig & Teri B.

$1000 Dan M.

$84.82 Charity gift

$56.92 Bonson Northwest Inc.

April:

$500 Carey L.

$200 Don L.

May:

$500 Banner Bank Walla Walla

$100 Burl H.

$150 Columbia Basin Benefits

June:

$100 Walmart

$153.85 RADA Knife fundraiser

July:

$1000 Cutting Edge Plumbing & Mechanical

$1500 Touchet Church

$200 Eddie & Charlan H

September:

Tom's Cycle Shop $500

Blue Mountain Credit Union $1000

October:

Sullivan Family Dental $1000

Tom's Cycle & Power Products $500

The Davis Team Home Loans $500

Bonson Northwest $5400

Total $25,445.59

-$30.000.00

$4,554.41 ( NEEDED TO FUND OUR EDUCATIONAL TRAILER UNIT)

$8861.00 (IN-KIND SUPPLIES)

+$4306.59 (ADDITIONAL FUNDING WAS NEEDED TO FINISH FUNDING OUR TRAILER BUILD)

In-kind donations list:

28' Trailer / Hot Wheels N Deals LLC discount $400

Sound System repair / Blazing Guitars labor and parts $500

Fly Racing Gear & Apparel / Western Power Sports uniforms and apparel $2000

Drug Education pamphlets / Pacific Press Publishing product $1000

Vinyl Graphics install / $1400

Interior / Trailer World of Oregon Vinyle checker board flooring , Fan, Vent, devider bar, 40" interior lights / discounted invoice $1641

Electrical / Trailer World of Oregon: Converter & 100' wire, Dscounted invoice $204

Interior Flooring install: Steve Martin Invoice donated labor $0 cost

Home Depot Walla Walla: White Hardy Board panels, Corning 1.5" foam insulation $516.00

Lowes Kennewick: White Hardy Board panels, molding and string $200.00

Les Schwab College Place WA: Rims for the tow vehicle $1311 (not part of trailer build expense)

Rhino Lining of Walla Walla: $1000

Saving from labor, product and inkind discounts: $8861

Thank you for your support!

We not move to funding the maintainance of the Mobile Classroom to Tow Vehicle, supplies and opperations budget!

Please click the Donate Button Below and Help us Help the Kids!

If you want to save any fee Paypal charges you can mail a check to: 2200 Melrose St. #4 Walla Walla, WA 99362

NEW TRAILER PURCHASE

INSIDE OF NEW TRAILER

FLOOR, WALLS AND INSULATED CEILING ARE INSTALLED AS OF 06-23-2024

Community Crusade Against Drug Abuse, Inc. is prepared to meet the challenge of educating, motivating and empowering our youth. We have a vision on how our efforts in drug prevention will impact our schools, parents, residents, businesses, but especially our YOUTH. Improving the awareness of harmful effects of "Gateway" drugs and providing wholesome alternative choices, to live life with a positive lifestyle.

MOTIVATIONAL

EDUCATIONAL

EMPOWERMENT

SAY YES TO LIFE!!!

IT'S AWESOME!!!

History

Community Crusade Against Drug Abuse (CCADA) is a nonprofit 501c(3) Charity, that has taken the lead in providing a higher awareness of the dangers of gateway drugs, creating awareness that will prevent youth from starting tobacco, alcohol, and substance abuse.

CCADA has a long-standing commitment to helping the youth we serve gain the skills they need to lead full, productive drug free lives. CCADA was founded in 1986 in the State of California as a Private Foundation. In 1993 CCADA was awarded a Federal 501 (c) 3 status, CCADA then filed as a non-profit Idaho corporation in 1999, as well as registering in Washington in 2024. Ran by a board of five members and several volunteers.