EDM Artists Unite to Support End Overdose’s Silent Charity Auction

The nonprofit’s first-ever Giving Tuesday auction channels fan culture into life-saving action with exclusive items from across entertainment and sports

The opioid crisis may feel insurmountable, but End Overdose is demonstrating that cultural capital can support life-saving efforts. The nonprofit has launched its inaugural “Giving Tuesday Silent Auction,” a sweeping campaign that pulls together talent and memorabilia from across music, sports, film and tech in support of a singular mission: to end drug-related overdose deaths.

Hosted on Zeffy, and running through December 2nd, the auction is a star-studded curation of signed collectibles, exclusive experiences and meet-and-greets, each designed to funnel attention and funds toward harm reduction efforts.

For EDM fans, the offerings are vast. Items on the block include a framed, signed Nocturnal Wonderland poster by Cody Diodato and signed merch from scene staples like Deorro, LSDREAM, William Black and HVDES. VIP experience packages aren’t in short supply either. Bidders can shoot their shot for access to IRIS Presents’ NYE events, Breakaway Festival passes and premium tickets to shows at Dallas’ SILO.

Founded to combat the ongoing overdose epidemic, End Overdose has taken a direct, data-driven approach to train communities, educate the public on harm reduction and distribute naloxone and test strips. Their peer-to-peer model has become a staple at music festivals nationwide, from Coachella to EDC. With over 587,000 people trained and more than half a million doses of naloxone distributed, the group’s impact is both massive and growing.

Check out End Overdose’s full slate of charity auction offerings here.