
Smoke Works advances health equity in harm reduction by making injection alternatives accessible at syringe access points.
We sell pipes so we can give them away.
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FREE Supplies
Independent? Grassroots? Unfunded?
Smoke Works provides FREE pipes to organizations and independent groups who can't otherwise afford them.
Our Material Aid Program accepts requests for free harm reduction pipes. Submit requests as often as every 30 days. You must be a registered Smoke Works customer to request free supplies.
Our STEP Program is designed for independent outreach groups: Join community that supports one-another with monthly resource shares, heavily discounted harm reduction pipes, and more!

Volunteer Opportunities!
We need your help making kits and sorting pipes being sent to underfunded harm reduction programs all over the country!
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DDN Interview With Smoke Works Founder Jim Duffy
Read about our founding, growth, and what we've leard along the way!
Read Here‘I worked at a fantastically well-funded needle exchange, and we might see 100 to 150 people a day,’ says Smoke Works executive director Jim Duffy. ‘But we’d walk out the door through a crowd of 20 or more people smoking crack. These were people that we didn’t know – and it was our job to know people.’

2025 Conference & Speaking Schedule
- SOS R.I.C.H. Conference (New Hampshire)
- CAI, New Jersey
- International Harm Reduction Conference, Bogota, Columbia
- DDN, Birmingham, UK
Interested in presentations, workshops, or capacity building around harm reduction and safer smoking?
Contact our team for more details.
Getting Pipes For Your Program
Who can buy pipes from Smoke Works?
You DO NOT need to be a non-profit to get pipes from Smoke Works
- Harm Reduction, needle exchange, syringe service programs
- Non-Profits, Charities, and similar organizations
- Independent outreach groups
- Anyone helping people who use drugs stay safe
Pipe Distribution: Why?
Traditionally focused on opioid injection, harm reduction can do so much more.
Non-injecting populations tend to experience intersectionality, further marginalized within the world of drug use. Sex workers, BIPOC communities, and those who engage in chemsex may benefit from access to safer use equipment for smoking.

"Pipe distribution has opened up so many conversations we didn't know about before. We now serve a wider range of people.."
Read more about the positive effects of pipe distribution in our Resource Library