Donations

In today’s society, few among us have not witnessed the profound impact of alcoholism or drug addiction on family, friends, or acquaintances. These challenges can cause immense harm, including the breakdown of the family unit, loss of physical and emotional health, diminished employment opportunities, and, tragically, loss of life. The toll on human potential is significant. Yet, the effects of addiction often extend beyond the individual, reaching into future generations. Despite these challenges, recovery is possible, and compassionate support can help restore hope and rebuild lives.

When an individual struggling with addiction reaches out for help, immediate support is crucial. Verhelst Recovery House is not government subsidized; we are self-sustaining through our work program and depend heavily on community donations to continue our mission. We urgently need your support to keep our doors open and provide a safe haven for those in need. This past year, many of our residents have reunited with their families and rejoined society as productive members. Your generous contribution is essential to ensure this vital service remains available to those who need it most.

Your generous, tax-deductible donation plays a vital role in keeping our doors open and allowing us to continue providing essential services. As Verhelst Recovery House is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization and a Qualified Charitable Organization (QCO # 20496) for the state of Arizona, your contributions are fully tax-deductible.

We extend our deepest gratitude on behalf of the past, present, and future clients of Verhelst Recovery House, as well as our Board of Directors. Your support truly makes a difference, and we wish you and your loved ones all the best.

Donor-Advised Funds

Please note, for donor-advised funds, that gifts or donations benefiting the Verhelst Recovery House are processed through the Alcoholism Council of Cochise County (Federal EIN# 86-0286228).

Tax Related Documents

Verhelst Recovery House Arizona Qualifying Charitable Organization Document

Alcoholism Council of Cochise County dba Verhelst Recovery House Federal EIN Document