Travis Scott Memorial 5k

02/16/2026

This is very important!

Illegally made fentanyl can show up where you may not expect it to - including fake pills made to look like brand name prescriptions.

You may not be able to recognize it and can be exposed without knowing, leading to potential accidental poisoning or overdose.

These steps can lower risk:

❇️ Use fentanyl test strips
❇️ Carry naloxone — it can reverse an opioid overdose
❇️ Try not to use alone, so someone can help if something goes wrong

❤️ You matter. Staying informed and prepared can make a real difference.

02/15/2026

Happening NOW! 🍷 Come hang out with us at Crystal Basin Cellars in Camino. We’ll be here until 5:30 PM hosting a silent auction and raffle for an incredible cause.
We are raising funds for the Travis Scott Memorial 5k in support of , an organization dedicated to reversing the addiction crisis in America.
Can’t make it in person? You can still make a difference!
📲 Scan the QR code on this post to register for the 5k or make a donation. Together, we can create change.

02/15/2026

This is why you should register fir the Travis Scott Memorial 5k.

💔 Nearly 1 in 6 Americans have a substance use disorder.

🏠 That’s more than 48 million people — neighbors, family and friends who need our support.

Addiction is a health condition, and treatment can be life-changing. When we show empathy, we help open the door to recovery.

👉Find resources for your loved ones at https://bit.ly/4qLbrv6

02/14/2026

Thank you Mountain Democrat for tge great article.

The fourth annual Travis Scott Memorial 5K will bring walkers and runners to the El Dorado Trail on Feb. 22 to honor a life lost to fentanyl poisoning while raising

02/13/2026

Thanks Style Magazine for helping to spread the word on the 5k Walk/Run on February 22.

Join us for the Fourth Annual Travis Scott Memorial 5K Walk at Camino’s El Dorado Trail in support of Shatterproof, a national nonprofit working to transform addiction treatment, support families, and end stigma. Hosted by Lisa and Chris Scott in ...

02/10/2026

You have until the 14th to order your Trail Marker. This is a wonderful opportunity to honor a lost loved one, support someone or yourself in recovery, or display a motivational quote. The markers will be placed along the trail and displayed every year. https://cyof.shatterproof.org/travisscott5k?fbclid=IwdGRjcAP4JeBjbGNrA5MzCWV4dG4DYWVtAjExAHNydGMGYXBwX2lkDDM1MDY4NTUzMTcyOAABHmPhIxVTzPaHhSosLLG1zuxxRypLfWLF2K_0BdwiIW6HhHARfdX15dkbfN3V_aem_XyQhvrqwALMgBuDToMvFLw

02/09/2026

Have you registered yet? We are getting ready to order T-shirts. We always order extra, and you can register the day of, but getting your size in early helps us order the right sizes. The Travis Scott Memorial 5k is less than 2 weeks away!
https://cyof.shatterproof.org/travisscott5k?fbclid=IwdGRjcAP29pNjbGNrA5MzCWV4dG4DYWVtAjExAHNydGMGYXBwX2lkDDM1MDY4NTUzMTcyOAABHmPhIxVTzPaHhSosLLG1zuxxRypLfWLF2K_0BdwiIW6HhHARfdX15dkbfN3V_aem_XyQhvrqwALMgBuDToMvFLw

02/03/2026

🚫 Addiction is often punished instead of treated.

It’s one of the only medical conditions that’s routinely handled like a crime—not a health issue. But decades of evidence show that punishment doesn’t stop drug use or prevent overdoses.

🏥 Addiction is a chronic, treatable disease. When we lead with science, compassion, and access to quality care, we save lives, strengthen families, and build healthier communities.

❤️ It’s time to treat addiction like the medical condition it is—and make recovery possible for everyone.

02/01/2026

Travis Scott Forever 27
For those of you on this page who lost a loved one, especially a child, you will never forget when you got the news.
I am Travis' mom. I got the news 7 years ago on this day.
I was at work and had just told my GM I was taking time off to go to Austin to see my boy. I had a gut feeling something was wrong, he was planning his wedding and I knew he was stressed. I just finished talking to a coworker, she didn't realize Travis was my son. She mentioned what a nice sweet guy he was. Then the call came. It has changed me and my whole world forever.
Things I have learned are the following:
You have to find gratitude and happiness, be thankful for the time you had with your loved one.
Make a difference. You can not bring them back, so try and help this from happening to someone else.
Share their story. By doing this, you get to talk about them and hopefully make a difference in someones life.
Educate people. Addiction is not a choice or a character flaw, it is a disease. They are not "druggies" they are someones child, sibling, fiancée, spouse, and friend.
Here is a picture of Trav one month before he passed. I invite you to share a picture of your lost loved one in the comments.

01/31/2026

Thank you to all who have signed up. We are getting cliser to our goal. If you haven't signed up, here is the link! It just takes a couple minutes.
https://cyof.shatterproof.org/travisscott5k?fbclid=IwdGRjcAPq77hjbGNrA5MzCWV4dG4DYWVtAjExAHNydGMGYXBwX2lkDDM1MDY4NTUzMTcyOAABHmPhIxVTzPaHhSosLLG1zuxxRypLfWLF2K_0BdwiIW6HhHARfdX15dkbfN3V_aem_XyQhvrqwALMgBuDToMvFLw