Fight the New Drug (FTND) is a non-religious and non-legislative nonprofit that exists to provide individuals the opportunity to make an informed decision regarding pornography by raising awareness on its harmful effects using only science, facts, and personal accounts.
WE ARE A
NON-RELIGIOUS
NON-LEGISLATIVE
NONPROFIT
501(c)3
RAISING AWARENESS
& EDUCATING ON THE
HARMFUL EFFECTS
OF PORNOGRAPHY
USING ONLY
SCIENCE,
FACTS, &
PERSONAL ACCOUNTS
ENCOURAGING
INDIVIDUALS
TO MAKE
INFORMED DECISIONS
Mission:
Vision:
We aim to decrease the demand for sexual exploitation through education while helping individuals live empowered lives free from the harmful effects of pornography.
Values:
Fight the New Drug is research-based, education-focused, sex-positive, and freedom-preserving.
Our Story
Decades of studies from respected institutions have demonstrated significant impacts of porn consumption on individuals, relationships, and society. As porn becomes increasingly normalized, education on its well-documented harms becomes increasingly important.
This grassroots movement was founded in 2009 by four passionate college students ready to change the conversation about pornography.
Measurable Impact
Since 2009, Fight the New Drug has brought education and awareness about porn’s harms to millions of people across the globe. The Porn Impacts Awareness Report demonstrates how we’re making a measurable impact. Review our past Annual Reports to learn more about our programs and progress.
Frequently Asked Questions
“Is Fight the New Drug (FTND) a nonprofit?”
Yes. Fight the New Drug is a federally recognized 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Donations are tax deductible in the U.S. (EIN: 26-3550143).
"What is Fight the New Drug's (FTND) mailing address?"
Fight the New Drug
PO Box 522378
Salt Lake City, UT 84152
Is Fight the New Drug religiously affiliated?
As an organization, we do not associate with any faith or belief system, nor do we discuss porn and sexual exploitation from a religious or moral perspective.
“Is Fight the New Drug (FTND) against sexuality?”
No. We’re pro-healthy sexuality, which is why we bring awareness to research and personal accounts showing how porn can harm consumer’s sex lives.
“Is Fight the New Drug (FTND) trying to ban porn?”
No. We do not have a legislative agenda, and recognize that adults have a right to consensually consume legal forms of pornography. We educate about how pornography can impact individuals, relationships, and society so people can make an informed decision.
“How can I get involved with Fight the New Drug (FTND)?”
There are many ways to get involved with this movement! Click here, to learn about ways to support Fight the New Drug and raise awareness about porn’s harms in your own community.
“Who funds Fight the New Drug (FTND)?”
Donors like you! People from all around the world support education and awareness about porn’s harms by making generous donations to Fight the New Drug. We’re also supported by proceeds from conversation-starting merchandise sales, documentary Public Screening Licence sales, and bookings of our live presentations.
“How can I bring Fight the New Drug (FTND) to my community?”
You can request a live presentation from Fight the New Drug to your school, company, or community event! Fill out an interest form here to learn more.
“What does Fight the New Drug (FTND) recommend if someone wants to quit consuming porn”
If you, or someone you know is wanting to quit consuming porn know that you’re not alone and that there is hope! Some people find it helpful to talk to a friend, family member, counselor, or other trusted person in their life. Additionally, there are resources available online that can help. Check out our affiliate partners at Fortify for science-based support for lasting healing from sexual compulsivity.