Donations

 

Please donate to help The Escalade Recovery Foundation help reintegrate alcoholics and addicts into mainstream society. Our goal is to supplement primary treatment for addictive disorders and help alcoholics and addicts firmly establish themselves in the recovering community and then the mainstream community at large. We are committed to using public-private funding so that no one is denied treatment because of finances.

 

All donations are charitable contributions and are fully tax deductible. You may specify that your donation be used for the general fund, which supports all the services and projects we are involved in. Or you may designate any specific project, service or program, such as The Mark P. Smith Scholarship Fund. Click here to see all the services we provide and projects we support.

 

The Mark P Smith Scholarship Fund

 

Mark Smith was a beloved member of our community whose life exemplified self-awareness, self-improvement and selfless approach to helping others. He was known for his personal integrity, rigorous honesty, and impeccable approach to all his affairs. He gave of his time, energy and financial resources in a quiet and understated manner.

 

His friends and family have created the Mark P. Smith Scholarship Fund to honor his memory, preserve his example and help others to fund their higher education. He was a great role model and friend whose standards we aspire to and hope to impart to others.

 

Please give what you can; make your check payable to Escalade Recovery Foundation with “Mark P. Smith Scholarship Fund” on the “For” line, or as a note included with your donation. Donations are fully tax deductible as a charitable contribution.

 

 

To contribute, please mail a check to the address listed on the contact page.

 

Read thanks from those we serve.

 

 

The Escalade Recovery Foundation is a registered and established 501(c)(3) charitable nonprofit corporation.

Tax-exempt 501(c) (3) EIN (Employer Identification Number) is 20-0055293 effective as of June 20, 2003.