Mobilize Recovery has named Jelly Roll, Melissa Etheridge, and Noah Thompson as co-chairs for their 2025 Campus Surge initiative, which highlights their commitment to addiction recovery awareness and advocacy. The country singers will also be joined for this program by coach Scott Cochran and Sheriff Karl Leonard. Jelly Roll is known for both his music and activism, and uses his platform to support criminal justice reform, while Etheridge’s own personal experience following the tragic loss of her son drives her dedication to helping young people tackle addiction. “Our young people are the future, and their well-being is paramount,” said Etheridge. “That’s why I’m so proud to co-chair Mobilize Recovery for a third year. It’s an honor to be part of such a meaningful and impactful project.” The initiative includes Day of Service events hosted by non-profit organizations nationwide, aiming to promote prevention and access to care, along with college events highlighting campus-based treatment and recovery programs designed to support students. (Variety)