Melania Trump’s ‘Be Best’ Initiative Celebrates 2-Year Anniversary
First Lady Melania Trump is celebrating her “Be Best” initiative on its second year anniversary. On Thursday, Trump has released a statement to commemorate the monumental milestone. The initiative, which, in part…

First Lady Melania Trump is celebrating her “Be Best” initiative on its second year anniversary.
On Thursday, Trump has released a statement to commemorate the monumental milestone. The initiative, which, in part, focuses on combating the opioid crisis, has made positive strides toward “a safe and more secure future” for children, as the first lady said.
“Today marks the second year since the launch of my Be Best Initiative. I’m proud of the work we have done to bring awareness to the many issues children face including online safety, opioid, and drug abuse, and the importance of their overall well-being,” Trump wrote.
Trump also shared details about the initiative’s future goals, vowing to focus on implementing positive solutions that will ensure a “secure future” for children.
“It is always inspiring to see the life-changing work happening every day within our communities and around the world. I will continue to promote positive solutions and advocate for the tools our children need to grow up with a stronger social and emotional foundation. Now more than ever, we must continue to work together and champion these causes in order to strengthen and protect our children and provide them with a safe and more secure future.”
She also took to Twitter with a quick overview of what the initiative has accomplished since it started two years ago.
“Over the past two years, has played a major role in spreading awareness, highlighting successful programs acts of kindness, encouraging public-private sector relationships to help children overcome the struggles they face every day,” Trump tweeted.
In honor of the initiative’s anniversary, Twitter users, including the U.S. Department of Health & Human Services (HHS) Secretary Alex Azar, posted congratulatory tweets commending the first lady for her work.



