A Mother’s Gift in Honor of Her Son | Charleston News

In a touching tribute to her son Dalton Condra, who died from a fentanyl overdose in 2022, Amy Kearsing and her mother created 30 cake kits to honor his 30th birthday — each designed to bring joy and hope to families in need. Donated to Friendship Place, the kits offer more than baking supplies; they symbolize resilience and community support amid hardship. The Dalton Lee Condra Gift of Kindness Foundation also provides life-saving resources like Narcan and fentanyl test strips, with all donations going directly to addiction recovery efforts. Through quiet acts of kindness, Kearsing turns grief into purpose, reminding others that honoring loved ones can be as simple as sharing a cake — and that hope, even in loss, is always possible.

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