L.E.A.D. (Law Enforcement Against Drugs) is a non-profit organization that is committed to creating safer and healthier communities free from drugs, bullying, and violence. They achieve this mission by collaborating with law enforcement officers, educators, community leaders, and families. L.E.A.D. offers comprehensive training programs in their On The Street (OTS) and In The Classroom programs, providing law enforcement officers and educators with the necessary skills and resources to effectively address drug-related issues and promote positive behaviors among youth.

The organization also provides curriculum materials for drug and violence prevention education, including the Too Good for Drugs program developed in partnership with the Mendez Foundation. L.E.A.D. hosts events, conferences, and fundraisers to support their initiatives and raise awareness about the importance of drug prevention.

With state chapters and administrators throughout the United States, L.E.A.D. works closely with local communities to implement their programs and make a lasting impact on the lives of young people.