Events

Direct input from community members who have been impacted by substance use and overdose is an essential component of Maryland’s overdose response strategy. To help facilitate public input, Lt. Governor Aruna Miller is impaneling a Citizen Advisory Workgroup to provide recommendations to the Maryland Overdose Response Advisory Council (MORAC) from the perspective of individuals in  Read the Rest...

Maryland’s Office of Overdose Response is hosting a virtual town hall series on using prescription opioid settlement funds in Maryland between August 4–6, 2026. The series will include five regional town halls to give Marylanders from across the state an opportunity to share their ideas for using these funds to meet unmet needs in their  Read the Rest...

Maryland’s Office of Overdose Response hosts quarterly discussions to provide an opportunity for our local partners to discuss common challenges and best practices for implementing their programs. August 5, 2026 – Club 164 This session will focus on Club 164’s efforts to support the success of individuals in recovery through providing a substance-free gathering and  Read the Rest...

Maryland’s Office of Overdose Response is hosting a virtual town hall series on using prescription opioid settlement funds in Maryland between August 4–6, 2026. The series will include five regional town halls to give Marylanders from across the state an opportunity to share their ideas for using these funds to meet unmet needs in their  Read the Rest...

Maryland’s Office of Overdose Response is hosting a virtual town hall series on using prescription opioid settlement funds in Maryland between August 4–6, 2026. The series will include five regional town halls to give Marylanders from across the state an opportunity to share their ideas for using these funds to meet unmet needs in their  Read the Rest...

Maryland’s Office of Overdose Response is hosting a virtual town hall series on using prescription opioid settlement funds in Maryland between August 4–6, 2026. The series will include five regional town halls to give Marylanders from across the state an opportunity to share their ideas for using these funds to meet unmet needs in their  Read the Rest...

Maryland’s Office of Overdose Response is hosting a virtual town hall series on using prescription opioid settlement funds in Maryland between August 4–6, 2026. The series will include five regional town halls to give Marylanders from across the state an opportunity to share their ideas for using these funds to meet unmet needs in their  Read the Rest...

New! 2027 Opioid Restitution Fund Grant Program MOOR is pleased to announce our 2027 Opioid Restitution Fund Grant Program! This is a competitive opportunity through which eligible organizations will be able to apply for up to $1,000,000 to support efforts to address the harms of the opioid and overdose crisis. Non-profits are eligible to apply  Read the Rest...

Direct input from community members who have been impacted by substance use and overdose is an essential component of Maryland’s overdose response strategy. To help facilitate public input, Lt. Governor Aruna Miller is impaneling a Citizen Advisory Workgroup to provide recommendations to the Maryland Overdose Response Advisory Council (MORAC) from the perspective of individuals in  Read the Rest...

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MiLB partners w Pyramid Healthcare to host overdose awareness night in the ball park! Resources will be available, family friendly event!

The second annual Remembering Love & Restoring Hope honors lives lost to overdose and provides support to those left behind.  

Memorial Service to recognize lives lost to the disease of addiction

Join BCHD and other agencies across Baltimore to honor lives lost, share their stories, connect to resources, and more. Join the Baltimore City Health Department for International Overdose Awareness Day hosted by the Baltimore City Health Department. This day brings together city agencies, community organizations, peer recovery specialists, and Baltimore families, offering free community resources, free food, free activities  Read the Rest...

Game Highlight (3): Postgame Fireworks Presented By Lower Shore Goes Purple The Shorebirds are launching fireworks high into the sky after the game as the best fireworks show on Delmarva makes its return presented by Lower Shore Goes Purple | Presented By Lower Shore Goes Purple Game Highlight: Go Purple Night Presented By Lower Shore Goes Purple  Read the Rest...

Evening to honor and remember our loved ones lost to substance use disorder.

Monday, August 31: Hanging lights and signs downtown Hagerstown-Meet at the Square in front of the Tax Assessment Building at 8am

Direct input from community members who have been impacted by substance use and overdose is an essential component of Maryland’s overdose response strategy. To help facilitate public input, Lt. Governor Aruna Miller is impaneling a Citizen Advisory Workgroup to provide recommendations to the Maryland Overdose Response Advisory Council (MORAC) from the perspective of individuals in  Read the Rest...

Monday, August 31: Candlelight Vigil for International Overdose Awareness Day- Bring a picture of your loved one, light a candle in their honor or memory, and stand together for awareness. Meet at the Square in front of the Tax Assessment Building at 5pm

A time to remember those we have lost to overdose, a time to act and shatter stigma for all. We will have speakers, crisis and bereavement vendors and support, a memorial wall, candle vigil and more.

Join us for a meaningful evening of remembrance, connection, and hope as we honor those we’ve lost and stand for those still here. Personal stories of loss and recovery Community resources and support Candlelight remembrance ceremony Memorial Display bring a photo of your loved one Free access to Narcan Live Music

New! 2027 Opioid Restitution Fund Grant Program MOOR is pleased to announce our 2027 Opioid Restitution Fund Grant Program! This is a competitive opportunity through which eligible organizations will be able to apply for up to $1,000,000 to support efforts to address the harms of the opioid and overdose crisis. Non-profits are eligible to apply  Read the Rest...

We’re back for our 6th year in a row and we aim to make it our best yet! In line with our mission and the spirit of our website, we are inviting local organizations and resources—such as treatment centers, nonprofits, police, and emergency services—to participate and share what they do to support our community. Our  Read the Rest...