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The LTM Foundation was born from the passion of family and friends who believe that by combining the power of community and education, we can meet our goal of preventing the deadly spread of heroin. We will fight to stop addiction before it starts and will provide support and resources for those who have been impacted - all in honor of Louis Theodore Miceli.

A Letter from Louies Mom
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LTM Highlights

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The DuPage Human Race® is a 5K Run/Fitness Walk fundraiser event, celebrating and raising awareness for 60+ DuPage charity organizations, including LTM Foundation.
The race takes place on Saturday, April 27, 2022. Signup today! Choose LTM Foundation from the list of participating charities. LTM will receive 50% of the each Run/Walk registration. Donations will be used to continue to fight the opioid epidemic in our community through prevention and support activities. Register: #

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November 27, 2022 (Daily Herald) The Bloomingdale Township Mental Health Board recently awarded more than $500,000 in funding to local organizations serving township residents in the areas of mental health, developmental disabilities and substance abuse. Funding was provided to Access Community Health Network/Martin T. Russo Family Health Center, Amita Health Adventist Medical Center, Bloomingdale Police Department, Glendale Heights Police Department, Bloomingdale Township Youth Services Bureau, Easterseals DuPage & Fox Valley, LTM Foundation, Marklund Children's Home, NAMI of DuPage County, Ray Graham Association for People With Disabilities, Trinity Lutheran Adult Day Services, Roselle Police Department, and YWCA Metropolitan Chicago.

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May 22, 2022, (Naperville Sun - Gary Gibula) A new specialty court to handle first-time opioid offenders is one of several ways DuPage County officials proposed Tuesday to step up efforts to deal with what they said is becoming an emergency situation.