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Hometown Hero raises awareness about fentanyl in memory of her daughter

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Donna McAuley started A.M. WakeUpCall last spring after losing her daughter Amanda to street-laced fentanyl. She hoped that by starting her nonprofit, she could raise awareness about this now all-too-common drug. The organization is working on getting into schools to keep educating young people about the dangers of fentanyl.

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Hometown Hero raises awareness about fentanyl in memory of her daughter

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio (WYTV) -- After a mother in Poland, Ohio lost her daughter to a fentanyl overdose, she started a nonprofit in her honor. Donna McAuley started A.M. WakeUpCall last spring after losing her daughter Amanda to street-laced fentanyl. Amanda was a model. "I was helpless as soon as she passed. I said, 'We have to do something,'" McAuley said. She hoped that by starting her nonprofit, she could raise awareness about this now all-too-c…

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