A young organization, described accurately.

Brooke founded FRI as a rising senior. Before this she worked with the Brent Shapiro Foundation and Stand Up To Cancer, doing cold outreach, donor tracking, and prevention and screening outreach — the unglamorous operational side of health nonprofits rather than the visible side.

She is studying toward international relations, with related interests in political science and entrepreneurship. Three years of Spanish coursework put her close enough to fluent to be directly useful on the Spanish-language curriculum and community outreach work, rather than treating bilingual delivery as someone else's task.

The throughline across her work is a preference for intervening upstream — the point in a system furthest from the emergency, where a single decision changes the most outcomes. FRI is that instinct applied to fentanyl: naloxone in a student's backpack today, and an argument about precursor chemicals and trade policy in the same breath.