Kimberly Hiddleston’s world changed forever when her beloved son, Stone, passed away from an accidental Fentanyl overdose just three days after the Thunder parade. On his birthday, April 19, Kimberly honored Stone’s memory by placing three basketballs in her yard, each inscribed with the words 'Love Stone.' This simple act of remembrance sparked a wave of support throughout the community, as neighbors began placing basketballs in their own yards to show solidarity and love.

Inspired by this outpouring of compassion, Kimberly is now forming Stone’s Thunder Balls foundation. The mission is to bring awareness to the epidemic of Fentanyl poisoning and to help prevent other families from experiencing such heartbreak. The foundation’s immediate focus is on Nichols Hills, OK, with the goal of placing three balls in every yard in town as a powerful symbol of hope, remembrance, and education. As the movement grows, the foundation hopes to expand this effort to other communities as well.

Your support will help Kimberly and the foundation continue this movement. By contributing, you can help purchase more basketballs and join the effort to raise awareness about the dangers of Fentanyl and other drugs. Together, we can honor Stone’s legacy, support grieving families, and inspire positive change. Please consider joining us by placing three balls in your yard or making a donation to help expand this important campaign.