UMADAOP of Franklin
EIN: 06-1710347 · Columbus, OH
Our Story
Founded in 1980 in Ohio, the Urban Minority Alcoholism and Drug Abuse Outreach Program of Franklin (UMADAOP) emerged to combat the devastating effects of substance abuse within the African American community. Initially established through legislation by former State Representative William L. Mallory, UMADAOP became an independent agency in 1991, focusing on prevention and intervention services. While primarily serving the African American community, our services are accessible to all.
Our Impact
UMADAOP is dedicated to breaking the life cycle of drug and alcohol addiction in Franklin County’s underserved communities through education, treatment, and social change.
Why Donate?
Your generous support enables UMADAOP to provide essential alcohol and drug prevention services, treatment, and recovery support to those in need.
Get Involved
Join the fight against addiction by donating today! Your contribution, whether in cryptocurrency or cash, can make a significant difference in the lives of individuals and families affected by substance abuse. Together, we can create healthier neighborhoods and brighter futures.
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