Recovery Resources

Recovery Resources is hosting a Winter Resource Drive to provide our clients with winter clothing and other necessities. Contribute to a great cause by donating new or lightly used boots or shoes, coats, jackets, hats, gloves, scarves, socks, and other winter weather clothing. We also accept toiletries, reflective blankets, hand warmers, and non-perishable food items. Donations are welcomed through Tuesday, December 3, 2024. Please drop off items at Recovery Resources located at 4629 Pearl Road, Cleveland, OH 44109. Donation boxes for your place of business are available upon request. For questions or donation box requests, please reach out to Mallory Walsh at [email protected]. We appreciate your support in providing our clients with necessary supplies as the cold weather nears. #WinterResourceDrive #CommunitySupport #DonateNow #RecoveryResources #WinterClothingDrive

Yesterday, our Associate Board had the pleasure of hosting Recovery Resources board member Bret Buike, as he once again donated through his efforts with the #GogginsChallenge, a 4 mile every 4 hours for 48 hours race. This $25,000 check will go toward helping people with addictions and veteran suicide. This is Bret's fourth year completing this challenge and he is excited for next year as he continues his quest to raise even more! Thank you, Bret for everything you do to support mental health and wellbeing. To donate to Recovery Resources, visit our website at www.recres.org. #AddictionRecovery #MentalHealthAwareness #VeteranSupport #CommunitySupport

Be part of #transforminglivesthroughrecovery this holiday season and give the gift of a better life and a brighter future. Visit our website, www.recres.org, and click "donate". With insurance premiums on the rise, and rules continually changing, it is becoming harder to afford services desperately needed by so many in our community. Everyone deserves the right care and services. Your dollars make that possible. Donate now. #bethechange

Be part of #transforminglivesthroughrecovery this holiday season and give the gift of a better life and a brighter future. Visit our website, www.recres.org, and click "donate". For nearly 70 years, #RecoveryResources has been helping people in Cuyahoga County, regardless of background or insurance, triumph over mental illness, alcoholism, drugs, gambling, and other addictions. Everyone deserves the right care and services. Your dollars make that possible. Donate now. #bethechange

Whose in? Help us make Recovery Resources look amazing as winter knocks at our door. https://lnkd.in/eETBcJyG About Clean Up//Meet Up Join OBCDC as we do one final clean up for the year to prep the landscaping beds along Pearl Rd. for the winter. Corridor Clean Ups help to beautify and maintain our neighborhood! By joining us, you’re helping to keep the streets and sidewalks looking clean and landscaped. It also improves the walkability of sidewalks and provides a clean community for everyone who calls Old Brooklyn home! What to Expect When you join us a corridor clean up, we’ll have you covered on equipment! We will have pickers, trash bags, buckets, shovels, and hand tools for every need. If you have a pair of gloves you like, feel free to bring them along! Otherwise, we have all the tools you’ll likely need. Bring a reusable water bottle and wear close-toed shoes and clothes that can get dirty. Perks and Benefits After the clean up, stay for a volunteer appreciation brunch! As a thank you for all of the work our volunteers did this year, we'll be serving brunch provided by Gus's!

Last week, Judge David Matia one of the Common Pleas Court judges, biked over 60 miles in honor of his 60th birthday, stopping at all the recovery organizations throughout Cuyahoga County to raise funds for Project 180 of which Recovery Resources is the fiscal agent. Project 180 is a social group for Cuyahoga County Drug Court clients, alumni, and friends. Over $6,500 was raised. Way to go, Judge Matia! Check out this short interview Judge Matia did on WKYC Studios just before departing for the ride: https://lnkd.in/eb-bFVmV #project180 #recoveryispossible #getactivestayactive

Thank you MGM Northfield Parkfor the great resource tables last month to increase awareness for Responsible Gaming Education Month (RGEM)! Lake-Geauga Recovery Centers, The MetroHealth System (Cleveland, OH), Signature Health, Inc.

Thank you to JACK Thistledown Racino for the wonderful resource table last month where valuable information and resources were shared in honor of Responsible Gaming Education Month (RGEM)! Benjamin Rose, Signature Health, Inc., The MetroHealth System (Cleveland, OH)

Thank you, EDEN! We are proud to sponsor this event!

9-12:15pm via Zoom $60 https://lnkd.in/e6_33B4f Understanding and navigating processes related to hospitalization for mental health concerns can be complex. In this training, attendees will learn how involuntary treatment for mental illness may be initiated and delivered in the state of Ohio.