Johnny Stack's 6th Angelversary supporting Johnny's Ambassadors, Inc.
Johnny Stack's 6th Angelversary

Youth THC Prevention Conference Recordings FREE with a $25 minimum donation

To express our gratitude for your donation of $25 or more, you will receive a link to the recordings from the 2025 Johnny's Ambassadors Youth THC Prevention Conference as our FREE GIFT to you (original registration $149)! 
When you donate, you'll receive a receipt and message with the link to the recordings. Details about the conference are at https://p2p.onecause.com/youth2025.
Thank you so much for honoring Johnny's continued work here on earth!


Dearest Johnny's Ambassadors,

Nearly six years ago, on November 20, 2019, my beloved 19-year-old son, Johnny, took his life. As many of you know, he had a psychotic episode from using high-potency THC concentrates. I can’t believe it’s been six years. So much has happened. The pain isn’t as sharp as before, but I still miss him every day and sometimes I still can’t believe he’s gone. How can this possibly have happened?

When Johnny was experiencing Cannabis-Induced Psychosis, we couldn’t find anyone to help us. No one understood what was happening or that it was related to his THC use. No one told him to stop. No one thought it was addictive or that marijuana could do that. Insurance wouldn’t pay for anything, and there were no “treatment” programs, because hey, it wasn’t addictive. The doctors all said his psychosis and suicidality had to be the onset of schizophrenia, even though we have no mental illness in our family.

Sadly, after he died, we learned so much more about the connection between youth THC use, brain development, addiction, psychosis, and suicide. So, Johnny’s Ambassadors was born after Johnny died—not a very good replacement—but better than crying for the rest of my life.

Six years later, here’s what I know. What happened to Johnny was 100% preventable. If Johnny had never started using marijuana, he would still be here today. I firmly believe with all my heart if I knew then what I know now, we could have saved him. Johnny was a great kid who made some bad decisions. But he was a victim. He should never have had access to this poison in Colorado—the first state to legalize it—when he was 14 years old.

That’s why Johnny’s Ambassadors exists. To keep your child from going down that path. To try to help parents whose children are going through it. To try to prevent teens from trying it in the first place. To save lives. And it’s working with the ones we touch. We need to reach more!

I personally give over 200 school assemblies and conference presentations each year and have talked to nearly half a million teens, and we have over 250 trainers around the U.S. The word is getting out through our television and radio PSAs, streaming ads, nationwide press, Scholastic magazine, teen social media influencers, and all the educational programs your donations support. 

When I stand in the gym or auditorium in front of hundreds or thousands of teens at a school, I see on their sweet faces the same hopes, dreams, and goals that Johnny used to have. I’m so grateful to have the opportunity to share his warning with them, “Marijuana ruined my mind and my life.” ALL young people need to understand there is NO safe level of THC in the developing brain. We need your support to continue to provide teens with this important prevention message. Will you help with an end-of-year contribution to honor Johnny and the work he continues to do here on earth? 

As a small token of our appreciation for your donation of $25 of more, you will receive the recordings to our Johnny’s Ambassadors Youth THC Prevention Conference from June 2025. If you prefer to mail a check, send it to Johnny's Ambassadors, 4242 Hickory Oaks Street, Castle Rock, CO 80104. Or text the word johnnystack to 5129205521.

I promise you I will fight to save the lives of our children with every bit of strength I have left in my days. Thank you for supporting our work and giving me your love. It has saved me.

Thank you for helping us save our youth from the harms of THC.