OUR MISSION
The Recovery Rises Foundation is dedicated to creating opportunities, developing educational programs and establishing environments that foster sustainable wellbeing for individuals with substance use disorders and their loved ones who are committed to living a life in recovery.
Helping Individuals
We host more than 30 12-step support meetings each week at the Hall, in Scranton, Pa., and directly fund unmet or underserved recovery needs. In 2023, we’re opening The House Next Door, a women’s residence in Scranton for those who have recently completed a center-based recovery program.
Helping Families
We aid those seeking help for the addicted and their loved ones through our Families Helping Families program’s weekly meetings, Al-Anon and other 12-step support meetings that are open to all.
Helping Organizations
We partner with and/or fund local organizations that help elevate recovery and family support. Examples include Outreach, Center for Community Resources; Children’s Advocacy Center of NEPA; and St. Joseph’s Center – each of which directly or indirectly serves or supports recovering addicts and affected family members.
OUR VALUES
TRUTH:
Honesty with oneself and with others.
Compassion:
Kindness towards oneself and others.
Thankfulness:
Gratitude for all things, including the recovery process.
Selflessness:
Willingness to help others by sharing one’s personal recovery experience, strength, and hope.
Love:
Respect and compassion for self, family members, and friends.
Dedication:
Self motivation to achieve our goals, no matter how challenging.
Purpose:
Finding meaning in your work, activities, responsibilities, and beliefs.
Spirituality:
Realization that a power greater than oneself will aid in one’s recovery.
GET SUPPORT
The Hall
Families Helping Families
The House Next Door
Grant Program
Testimonials
Center for Community Resources
Support Us
The Recovery Rises Foundation is a public 501(c)(3) organization serving the unmet and/or underserved needs of community members working to maintain sobriety and their families. Gifts of any size are most appreciated and will be directed to fund operations of The House Next Door, our sober women’s residence under construction in Scranton, which is set to open in mid-2023.