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“Keep the Pieces Together—Live Drug-Free!” Lollipop Card

A practical lollipop card resource for prevention education and outreach.

Age Lower Elementary · Middle School · Upper ElementaryLanguage English
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About this resource

A treat with a message that really sticks! Our 2025 Red Ribbon Week Lollipop Card is a sweet way to reinforce this year’s theme: “Keep the Pieces Together—Live Drug-Free.”

Each card features a kid friendly design with our catchy 2025 slogan and helpful drug free living tips on the back. And the cherry on top (literally)? A delicious lollipop is attached, turning your message into a treat students will remember.

Perfect for classroom handouts, school-wide giveaways, or community outreach, this card adds a little joy while reinforcing a big idea—healthy choices can be sweet, too.

Why “Keep the Pieces Together—Live Drug Free” Lollipop Card’s are a smart (and tasty) pick:

  • Bright design together with this year’s Red Ribbon Week theme
  • Back of card includes quick, helpful tips for living drug-free
  • Includes a tasty lollipop attached—ready to distribute right away
  • Encourages positivity, awareness, and a little smile
  • Great for students, classrooms, youth events, and more

Because sometimes, the best messages come with a little sugar—and a whole lot of heart.

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Audience and timing

Age / Grade Lower Elementary, Middle School, Upper Elementary

Language English

Observance National Substance Abuse Prevention Month, Red Ribbon Week

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