Meet
Cammie
Mother. Advocate. Agent of change.
Meet
The Author:
Cammie’s a mother, an advocate, an author and an agent for change. She has personal experience dealing with the dangers of opioid misuse through her own son’s battle from childhood through his passing at 32. Cammie has transferred her pain into purpose. She has made it her mission to raise awareness about the opioid epidemic and alternative pain management strategies.
A Philanthropist:
Cammie works with multiple nonprofit organizations, including her own, to create positive change in the community by increasing education about opioid addiction, changing the lives of youth, and giving people the tools to create a brighter future.
Learn More About Her Work
Increasing Awareness:
Cammie raises awareness about the opioid epidemic affecting our nation through her nonprofit, her speaking events and podcast appearances, journal publications, and now her upcoming book.
Benefiting the People:
Cammie Rice, along with her husband John, serve as Co-Chairs of Emory’s $4 billion 2O36 Campaign. 2O36 inspires investment in people for the benefit of people, bringing the Emory community together to build on our mission to serve humanity through knowledge. With an eye on Emory’s bicentennial, 2O36 will spearhead a movement to radically rethink and reshape the future.
Don’t lose
a loved one.
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Cammie’s Mission:
With proper education about the dangers of prescription painkillers and alternative methods of pain management, Cammie hopes to decrease the rate of opioid misuse by intervening before the moment of opioid dependence. No one should have to go through the pain of losing their child to this disease, Cammie is fighting so that people won’t have to. This didn’t have to happen.
Her Book:
Cammie’s book is a firsthand account of the dangers of opioid misuse and the suffering it causes. This book details Cammie’s experience with her journey through losing a loved one to opioid addiction and how these events led her to her current path of activism and awareness. Her book describes the moments in her life that led to her decision to fight the opioid epidemic, and how each moment was part of a larger plan to give her this purpose.
