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For Community.
For women.

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$10M campaign to build a Healing Transitions recovery community for women.

$5,419,000
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Join us as we pioneer this innovative new model for recovery housing on the Healing Transitions Women’s Campus.

Healing Transitions’ peer-driven, recovery-oriented approach works. And our commitment to alumnae doesn’t end when they graduate from our program.

Women face unique stressors and barriers to maintaining their recovery, especially single mothers reuniting with their children. As they strive to build financial and emotional stability, they are more successful when supported by others in recovery. Additionally, in light of an affordable housing crisis in Wake County, new housing that specifically supports women in recovery offers them an affordable start to sustaining their recovery. This compels us to innovate!

Because we believe recovery is a journey, we’re committed to addressing the unique stressors for women in their next step of the recovery journey. Moving forward together towards stable housing, family reunification, and resources for job security is crucial for maintaining recovery.

$10 MILLION FOR INNOVATION
IN ALUMNAE RECOVERY

$8.1

Million

Construction of a three-story building with apartments and meeting spaces for programming is estimated to be $8.1M. Includes site work, appliances in the 16 apartments, commercial washers and dryers, and furnishings for a 70-seat assembly room and a 20-seat classroom.

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$1.9

Million

The estimated cost to expand operations, including staffing needs and program expenses, and a redesigned Recovery Courtyard with gathering spaces to accommodate more women and children is $1.9M.

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New Path to
Sustain Recovery

Celebration

The Transition Ceremony celebrates a woman’s new status as an alumna of the Healing Transitions residential recovery program.

Reality

This new stage of recovery is not an endpoint. She has more transitions ahead as she resumes responsibilities for paying bills, parenting, and finding a place to live.

Innovation

Healing Transitions is raising $10M to build recovery-oriented housing on its Women’s Campus to help women move forward in sustained recovery.

Stability

In the new housing, alumnae will live among peers in recovery, with the support and guidance that are hallmarks of the Healing Transitions peer-to-peer model.

Affordable, Supportive,
Sustainable

Together we can ensure more women have support for sustaining their recovery. Your contributions will provide:

Stability

for recovery.

Affordable rent, support from peers, and links to community resources equip alumnae to juggle demands of life in early recovery and reach a place of stability.

Sisterhood

for community.

Living among peers in small groups or with their children and engaging in new onsite programs designed for women in this stage of recovery provide guidance and accountability.

Hope

for women.

Research shows that recovery residences are associated with better outcomes, including better abstinence rates, higher income, and greater rates of employment.

Leadership

HONORARY COMMITTEE

Joan and Prentiss Baker, Co-Chair
Carol and Bob Bilbro, MD, Co-Chair
Cecilia and Mike Condrey
Ann and Glenn Matteson 
Rhonda and Walter McNairy
Kim and Fielding Miller
Kenie Wrenn

STEERING COMMITTEE

Charles Meeker, Co-Chairs, 2024
David Meeker, Co-Chairs, 2024
Melissa and Chris Matton, Co-Chairs, 2025
Lauren and Clay Wieczorek, Co-Chairs, 2026
Jeff Barnhart
Emily and Allen Cobb
Heather and Scott Mauzy
Terree Montgomery
Jordan Paderick
Mick Quinlan
Evelyn Smith-Booker
Chris Valauri

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Mick Quinlan, Board Chair
Eric Barber, Vice Chair
Jenneth Mitchell, Treasurer
Mark Ezzell, Secretary
Maria Spaulding, Emeritus
Herb Barbee
Jeff Barnhart
Dr. Scott Bilbro
Evelyn Booker
Scott Crawford
Josh Diver
Caitlin Clinard Elliott
Jim Foster
Dan Johns
David Meeker
Dorinda Powell-Adams
Chris Valauri

BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Jerry Weaver, Chair
Richard Gaylord, Vice Chair
David Fitzpatrick, Ph.D., Past Chair
Scott Mauzy, Treasurer/Secretary
Evelyn Barber
Doug Ford
Barbara Goodmon
Susanne Hayes
Darryl West
Dr. Leon Woodruff

Real Life. Real Stories.

Six months after moving into the Oxford House, my daughter came to live with me. That was a huge change in my life. From the beginning, all I wanted was to get my kids back, go to school, get a job, and have a new life. But when my daughter came to live with me, it was much more difficult than expected. I was depressed for nearly a year. But thankfully my roommates, Jamie and Jasmine, were there to help. We all lived together, and they showed me how to be a mother.

COURTNI, SILVER CHIPPER #163

Recovery for me today is so much more than I ever thought. I never thought I would be paying my own bills. I never thought that I would be living successfully as a mother. I get to watch my daughter go to school every single day. She’s doing things that I wish I would have done when I was a child. I can be there for my family today.

JAMIE, SILVER CHIPPER #159

Healing Transitions has given me a second chance in life. It’s given me the opportunity to live one day at a time and be of service to other people. I get to help other women the same way another woman did for me. She saved my life. She brought me out of the depths of hell and despair. I don’t know where I would be without her. And for me, to be able to do that for someone else is a real honor.

MAYA, SILVER CHIPPER #175

Forward Together. For Her!

Please support this innovative new model for recovery housing on the Healing Transitions Women’s Campus. Together we can ensure more women have support for moving forward in sustaining their recovery.

MAKE A PLEDGE

CONTACT DEBORAH THOMPSON:
Campaign Coordinator
919-448-1028
dthompson@mossandross.com

Click here to download a commitment form.

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Healing Transitions
1251 Goode St
Raleigh, NC 27603

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CALL TO MAKE CREDIT CARD DONATION:
919-838-9800 ext. 157

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Thank you for investing in the future of recovery, our community, and women!

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