As a student participating in The J Healthcare Initiative’s “Toxic Cocktails” Campaign, focused on raising awareness about the poisoned drug supply, this experience was both challenging and highly rewarding. It provided me with valuable opportunities to apply the principles of innovation, entrepreneurship, and project management to a real-world social issue. Goals and Outcomes: The campaign aimed to educate the public on the dangers of poisoned drug supplies through innovative and engaging methods. During this project, I contributed to creating impactful content, such as visual storytelling and social media strategies, which effectively captured the audience's attention. Project Management and Team Collaboration: As a team member, I gained hands-on experience in task coordination, content optimization, and timeline management. I worked closely with others to ensure that key deliverables were completed on time and aligned with the campaign's overarching goals. Innovation and Entrepreneurship Perspective: One of the campaign’s highlights was its use of innovative tools like interactive social media content and data visualization. These approaches demonstrated how entrepreneurial thinking can amplify the impact of limited resources. It was inspiring to see how creative problem-solving could drive meaningful change in public health advocacy. Reflection and Growth: This experience taught me that leading impactful projects requires more than just technical skills—it demands a deep understanding of societal issues, effective teamwork, and a commitment to innovation. Moving forward, I aim to further refine my project management skills and explore creative approaches to address complex challenges. Participating in the “Toxic Cocktails” Campaign was a transformative experience that bridged theory and practice, solidified my passion for innovation, and strengthened my commitment to leveraging entrepreneurial strategies for social good.