We can all take on the opioid epidemic.
The Jerry Project is a web3 initiative with a mission of ending opioid addiction.
This NFT collection honors late artist Jerry Feightner and will fund a national billboard campaign to impact communities struggling with addiction.
The Jerry Project will release 2,574 NFTs.
Every community knows this story.
We are raising money to launch a nationwide billboard campaign. Our mission is to share the names of those we've lost to the opioid epidemic in their respective regions and communities to prove their lives mattered and continue to impact others battling this increasingly common struggle.
You can nominate the name of an extraordinary person just by buying a Jerry Feightner Project NFT or donating $99 to the DrugFree.org & Jerry Feightner Project GoFundMe.
These names will be featured on billboards throughout the US with the goal of raising money to help advance effective care, shape public policy, and change the culture around addiction.
Roadmap
Throughout the duration of this project, we'll be sharing stats, stories, and spotlights on drug addiction. Jerry was far from alone in his struggles, and we hope to shed more light on the staggering numbers and stories around addiction.
10% of all NFT sales will go to the Partnership To End Addiction.
We will launch a billboard campaign in New York City’s Times Square, to raise awareness about addiction.
We will bring this billboard campaign nationwide, targeting areas most affected by the opioid epidemic.
Jerry Feightner was a visual artist and so much more.
Original Artwork
The 2,574 NFTs are derived from shattering Jerry's original artwork. Check out these original pieces.
Team & Partners
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B.G.
Friend of Jerry & founder of The Jerry Feightner Project.
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Dynamic 3.0
web3 enthusiasts & supporters of the cause.
dynamic3.io
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Partnership to End Addiction
The nation’s leading organization dedicated to addiction prevention, treatment and recovery.
drugfree.org
Press
Join the Community
Head over to our Discord for open discussion about this project, mental health, and Jerry's art.