Michael Ortoll established the Christine Ortoll Recovery Organization in 2021, intending to bring about significant change in the face of the rising mental illness and substance abuse epidemic. The high-profile feature documentary film "One Second at a Time: Battling the Monster of Addiction" serves as the organization's centerpiece campaign and chronicles the tale of Christine Ortoll, a 26-year-old who lost her life to a fentanyl overdose after a 10-year struggle. Millions of Americans are impacted by this problem, and Christine's parents offer cautionary warnings to others facing a similar battle.The Christine Ortoll Charity's mission is to educate, advocate for, and assist those struggling with addiction. We believe in prevention, rehabilitation and hope for a better future. Through our projects, programs, and collaborations, we aim to increase awareness of the risks associated with substance abuse and mental health problems. Our ultimate goal is to carry on Christine Ortoll's legacy by giving everyone access to the tools and assistance they need to overcome addiction and lead full, healthy lives.