How Alumni Can Help
Staying connected to recovery is key to achieving long-term sobriety. When you reach out to help, you enhance your connection to your recovery and make recovery more manageable for those currently in programs.
Ways Alumni Can Help:
- Attend and give service to regional Alumni, Friends and Fellowship Chapter Groups.
- Attend Caron alumni events and workshops - bring a friend!
- Make a donation and share the gift of recovery with others.
- Send a letter or email of gratitude.
- Submit an article or personal story for the Alumni Chatter to bmcdonough@caron.org. Take some time to write a personal story highlighting gratitude, spirituality, experience, strength and hope. You should also consider other types of expression such as poetry, sketches or photos.
- Volunteer to help at special events and activities that Caron hosts.
- Refer friends, family members and co-workers to Caron programs.
- Join the Chit Chat Society and consider putting Caron in your will.
- Be an advocate for recovery. Volunteer to speak at Caron events or campaigning for recovery projects in your neighborhood and nationally.
- Become an Alumni Contact for new Caron graduates (one year sobriety required).
- Share your recovery story with individuals currently in Caron treatment programs (one year sobriety required).
Today is the day to pick one of the ways to help and make a difference in someone's life - as well as your own.
