February 7, 2010 will mark the 25th Anniversary of Enrique "Kiki" Camarena's abduction in Guadalajara. Red Ribbon Celebrations continue growing every year and Kiki's posthumous mark on drug abuse awareness and education remains a lasting tribute to the sacrifice of all fallen law enforcement officers. The RESOURCES tab above has many resources to learn about Kiki and drug awareness. We encourage everyone to take the time to get reaqcuainted with Kiki's tragic story.

1st Annual March for Kiki's Red Ribbon

Saturday, March 6, 2010. Time: 8:30 a.m.
Location: 4326 Wightman St., San Diego, CA 92105.

The 1st Annual Marching for Kiki’s Red Ribbon event, being held shortly after 25th anniversary of DEA Agent Kiki Camarena’s murder, is an effort to eradicate drug abuse in our community’s youth and to honor fallen and injured heroes in the fight against illegal drugs. 

The Enrique S. Camarena Educational Foundation works to help youth realize their highest potential for success in life by living drug free.

For more information, please contact Marsha Lyon from SAY San Diego by phone at (619)582-9056, ext. 251 or by email at mlyon@saysandiego.org.

We look forward to having you participate in the 1st Annual Marching for Kiki’s Red Ribbon event. Also, please feel free to let your friends and family know about this FREE event!

For more information and registration info check out our facebook page at: http://www.facebook.com/marchingforkikisrr

The mission of the Enrique “Kiki” S. Camarena Educational Foundation is to eradicate drug abuse in our nation’s youth and to honor fallen and injured hero's in the fight against illegal drugs. The Foundation accomplishes its mission through three drug abuse awareness programs: placement of memorial Camarena busts, scholarships for deserving high school seniors, and participation in the Red Ribbon Campaign. We believe youth achieve their highest potential for success in life when drug free.

The Foundation hopes, by reintroducing Kiki's tragic death through placing representative bronze busts of Enrique Camarena in public schools and buildings, to capture the essence of the DEA Agent. We hope to make it representative of all our fallen comrades in drug law enforcement and rekindle the public awareness and indignation that was aroused in all of our fellow citizens in the months and years after that eventful day in February of 1985.

The Foundation works to accomplish its mission as an all-volunteer, 501(c)(3) nonprofit, public benefit corporation administered by a group of dedicated members. The Foundation relies solely upon public support and donations to achieve its mission.