Jordan Michael Filler Foundation

Saving Our Children From Substance Abuse


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Join the JMFF to
​Strike Out Substance Abuse
on November 5th at Kings Bowl Chicago in Lincoln Park!

All proceeds benefit the 
Lurie Adolescent Comprehensive Mental Health and Substance Abuse Center, 
and the establishment of a fund to provide care for patients who otherwise could not afford it.

Drugs & Alcohol Claim More Than
150,000 Lives In The U.S.
Each Year.

Anonymous texts sent last year
through our Text-A-Tip
Program.

More Than 23 Million Americans
Suffer From Substance Abuse
Everyday.

More Than 100 Million Family
Members Are Affected By
Their Pain.

Education

Teaching substance abuse & life skills education in schools.

Text-A-Tip

Anonymous help is available for yourself or your friends.

HIPAA

Fighting for amendments to the HIPAA privacy law.

Narcan

Bringing Narcan into the hands of every first responder.

  • "Jordan was a special soul, a gift. He did everything big….he skied big, he exercised big, he sang big, and he loved big. He was amazing to little kids, grandparents, animals, and his friends. He made people smile when they were in his presence. In his memory, we will raise awareness about the awful disease of heroin addiction and lives will be saved in Jordan's honor. He will forever be missed but anyone who knew and loved Jordan were the lucky ones."

    Lisa Aronson

    Deerfield, IL

  • "Having Jordan around was like having a whole posse in one person. He was our bodyguard, our hype man, and he was also usually the star of the show. I am going to miss him more than words can ever describe, but I know that he is up there looking down on us and making sure nobody gives us any problems. Jordan was one of my very best friends, and to fill the void that he left in my heart, I will help raise awareness and educate people of the horrible disease known as addiction, because I know that Jordan did not want any of this. I will never forget you."

    Brett Horowitz

    Highland Park, IL

  • "I was very lucky to have a best friend like Jordan. His sense of humor, loyalty and generosity were only a few of the finer traits that Jordan possessed. If you were lucky enough to be his friend, he had your back no matter what. The amazing turnout we had for the basketball tournament in his honor showed just how special he was to so many people in his life. Though he is gone, I will never forget the memories we shared and will cherish them forever. Jordan battled an addiction that most of us will never truly understand. I was proud of the efforts he made to try and beat it and will help raise awareness to help educate others about this horrific drug. The foundation will, without a doubt, save the lives of many."

    Matt Levine

    Highland Park, IL

  • "I knew Jordan well, he was a caring, loving soul. He would be proud - and very supportive of the work his family and friends are doing in his name."

    Laurie Coleman

    San Diego, Ca

  • "I didn't know Jordan well, but I do know and love Jessica and the rest of his family very much. The stories Jessica has shared about Jordan are hilarious, exciting, and prove that he was a one of a kind brother and a one of a kind friend. I never want to see people I love so much go through something like this ever again and am confident that the Filler family will make sure I never do. Jordan, you may be gone, but your memories and legacy will live on forever!"

    Lindsey Harris

    Cincinnati, OH




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