Target America Completes Successful Run in Tampa

Over 500,000 students, teachers, and parents visited the exhibit between September 2011 and January 2013 at the Museum of Science & Industry in Tampa, Florida. More than one million pieces of drug education literature were handed out. Countless families in the greater Tampa Bay area had their eyes opened to the costs and consequences of drug abuse across society. Check back here for an announcement and details of the next venue for the exhibit… Coming Soon!

Target America Exhibit Extended at MOSI, Tampa

MOSI

As a result of the overwhelming response the exhibit has been receiving from the public, Target America, which was scheduled to run at MOSI in Tampa through September 3, 2012, has been extended. The exhibit will now remain open until January 3, 2013.

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Candlelight Vigil and Celebrate Life

Vigil for Lost Promise and Celebrate Life event

During a mild evening on March 30, 2012, a group gathered at the Museum of Science and Industry in Tampa for a candlelight vigil to remember loved ones lost to drugs and drug violence.

Read More and watch the Candlelight Vigil and the Celebrate Life awareness event »

Testimonials

Comments from Visitors
  • Incredible Exhibit! Target America provides prevention and intervention through education by opening eyes to the dangers of addiction! This was the greatest experience of my life… to save lives and to give addicts out there hope! There is help in our community!

    Susan F.
    Tampa, Florida
    Age 4
    January 2, 2013

  • Never do drugs! They can kill you!

    Ame
    Valrico
    Age 16
    December 28, 2012

  • America needs help on prevention methods about all drugs. Education and understanding actions is the key.

    Mark
    Valley Forge, PA
    Age 50
    December 26, 2012

  • Millions of people die from drug addiction each year, yet, people continue to use them. Just say no!

    Cade McCaslin
    Hartville, Ohio
    Age 13
    December 23, 2012

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