Support the Association of Recovery in Higher Education (ARHE)
Ways to Support ARHE
The Association of Recovery in Higher Education is a membership-based non-profit organization that relies on your generous support to continue supporting collegiate recovery programs (CRPs) and communities (CRCs), the faculty and staff who support them, and the students who represent them. There are many ways to give back to ARHE to ensure that we can continue offering programming, resources, trainings, webinars, technical assistance, and more!
Donate All Year Round
Where the Need is the Greatest
Giving to the Association of Recovery in Higher Education (ARHE) is an investment in the future. It gives faculty, staff, professionals, and leaders in the field of Collegiate Recovery, the freedom to support initiatives that they believe in and change the trajectory of the lives of students in recovery from addiction.
The Association of Recovery in Higher Education is an association for those persons in higher education to include colleges, universities, community and technical colleges settings, whose professional identity is supporting collegiate recovery communities and whose purpose is fostering student development.
Your donation will support the following strategic initiatives:
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Advancing student leadership in the collegiate recovery community.
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Fostering continued growth and development in recovering students beyond graduation.
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Providing a network and educational opportunities for Collegiate Recovery Professionals
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Providing Collegiate Recovery Program resources
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Advancing national policy as it relates to Collegiate Recovery Programs and Students in recovery from addiction in Higher Education.
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Developing and supporting a national research database on Collegiate Recovery Topics
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Encouraging and promoting recovery research
Champions for Collegiate Recovery ($1000/year)
Donors who contribute $1000 or more will be considered foundational members for the year in which the donation took place and other membership fees will be waived for that academic year.
We are a 501c3 non-profit and donations are tax deductible.
Enter an Amount to Give & Change the trajectory of a recovering student’s life.
$10.00 is the minimum online donation.
Donation Form
Use this form to make a donation payment to ARHE
The Little Book of College Sobriety
The path to recovery is a trek from self-discovery to action. The courageous young storytellers in this book describe this journey, and the moment when the pain of addiction meets the joy of connection–and joy wins. Their stories shed new light on ways to grow and sustain good emotional health for anyone wanting to live with steadiness, peace of mind and joy.
You can listen to the stories too, through pre-recorded audio tracks found in the book.
The proceeds from the sale of this book go to the Association of Recovery in Higher Education. ARHE is the only association exclusively representing college students in recovery, and staff and faculty who support them.
Susan Packard is a media entrepreneur and a sober, hope-rich author who has contributed to the New York Times, Wall Street Journal, Fast Company, and Refinery 29. This is her third book about emotional fitness and the many shapes it takes in people’s lives, and how it is essential to living with peace and joy. She is a frequent speaker and gave a TEDx talk about emotional fitness at UCLA.
Download Hungry Friend
Support ARHE by Dining Out with Hungry Friend!
We’re excited to introduce you to an innovative way to support our organization while enjoying your favorite meals at local restaurants. With HungryFriend, you can turn your dining experiences into meaningful contributions that directly support ARHE. Learn more at hungryfriend.com!
What is HungryFriend?
HungryFriend is an innovative app designed to make fundraising easy and impactful. By simply dining out at participating restaurants, you can contribute to ARHE’s mission to champion, develop, and sustain excellence in collegiate recovery. It’s a win-win – you get to enjoy delicious meals while making a positive difference.
How Does it Work?
Getting started with HungryFriend is simple:
1. Download the App: Visit your app store and download the HungryFriend app.
2. Choose Impact: Select ARHE as your chosen nonprofit beneficiary to ensure your contributions go directly to us.
3. Link Your Card: Link your payment card securely to the app.
4. Dine Out: Whenever you dine at one of the participating restaurants, a portion of your bill will be donated to ARHE at no extra cost to you.
Why Choose HungryFriend?
1. Effortless Giving: Support us while doing what you love – dining out with friends and family.
2. Community Impact: Your contributions help us fulfill our mission.
3. Transparency: Easily track your donations and see the real impact you’re making through the app.
4. Local Restaurants: Discover and explore local eateries that support our cause.
5. Join Us in Making a Difference!
Ready to Get Started?
Make your dining experiences count!
Download the HungryFriend app today and start contributing to ARHE’s mission in a whole new way.
With your help, we can continue to support collegiate culture that embraces recovery.
Do Good. Eat Well.
The Restaurant App That Donates Back.
ARHE Gear
Support our Current Fundraiser by Getting Your ARHE Gear!
All merchandise through this fundraiser directly supports ARHE programming.
For a limited time! Buy your Collegiate Recovery Week apparel now! Exclusive 2024 shirts and sweaters come in a wide variety of sizes and styles – but they’re going to go quickly!
Other Ways to Support
There are many ways to support ARHE!
Become a member: The Association of Recovery in Higher Education is a membership-based non-profit. The more members that we have, the more resources that can be dedicated to serving our members – whether they be institutions, corporations, non-profits, professional affiliates, allies, or students! Learn more ARHE membership on our website, or reach out to the Membership & Outreach Manager to learn more!
Attend the conference: While ARHE offers programming, resources, and support to members all year round, the annual conference is one of the best times each year to learn expert content and network with one another. If you are an organization with the means to do so, consider sponsoring the conference! The conference also has opportunities for volunteers to participate – we rely on the wonderful generosity of collegiate recovery professionals, staff, and students to help deliver a seemless conference experience for all!
Join the board of directors or advisory council: Each year, nominations and elections are held for positions on the ARHE board of directors as well as the advisory council. Learn more about each and consider serving a term to help progress the work of collegiate recovery on an international scale.
Volunteer on a working group: There are a variety of working groups available for members to participate in, which meet regularly to advance the work being done at ARHE and to shape new initiatives to support the collegiate recovery profession.
Lead a staff chat: Staff chats occur every Tuesday at 12pm ET. Volunteering to lead topic discussions during these time frames is a tangible way to support ongoing programming, networking, and professional development through community building, knowledge sharing, and support in this informal discussions.
Deliver a webinar: Host a webinar to deliver educational content to advance the profession of collegiate recovery. Through a partnership with TPN.health, webinars can be given continuing education (CE) credits for ARHE members to obtain. Volunteer to share your knowledge and expertise to support the development of all collegiate recovery professionals.
Write a blog: Become a guest writer for the ARHE blog, publishing your content, elevating your experience, and sharing your voice. Framing various recovery topics from a variety of perspectives, lens, and experiences can enrich everyone’s understanding of recovery and the work that we do to support students.
ALL of these ways to support ARHE are vital to the continued delivery of services and we are extremely grateful for the time, resources, and talent that you share with us. If interested in getting involved in any of the above opportunities, please contact Mack Park (mack@collegiaterecovery.org).
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Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 1541
Kennesaw, GA 30156
