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Clothing Drive for People with Housing Insecurities
Sat Sep 6, 2025 at 10:00 AM
Fresh Brewed · Myrtle Beach, SC
SEPT + OCT | 2025
A Day of Service Can Create a World of Change
We are so excited for the third year of the Mobilize Recovery Day of Service!
Mobilize Recovery has brought together a national network of individuals whose lives have been touched by substance use and mental health challenges. Through collaboration with partners, we’ve proven that our shared efforts create a stronger, more united movement.
At the heart of our work is a commitment to uplifting grassroots initiatives and connecting them across the country, highlighting the strength of our collective impact. Now, let’s take that energy and focus it on creating meaningful change in our own neighborhoods!
How will you contribute to building a stronger, more connected community?
What is the Mobilize Recovery Day of Service?
The Mobilize Recovery Day of Service is a vibrant network of community-driven events taking place across the country during September and October. These events unite people in recovery and their allies to create lasting, positive change in their neighborhoods.
Substance use and mental health challenges touch every family and individual, often leaving deep impacts. But we’ve also witnessed the transformative power of recovery. While every recovery journey is unique, three pillars remain constant: Community. Collaboration. Connection.
Since 2019, Mobilize Recovery has brought together individuals in recovery and their allies to champion meaningful policy and raise awareness.
We’re calling on all partners—businesses, nonprofits, federal agencies, recovery groups, and more—to join us by hosting local events this September and October. Let’s work together to strengthen our communities and create a brighter future for all.
What Does a Day of Service Look Like?
Your Day of Service can be as small or large as you would like it to be! We encourage you to think outside the box and come up with something that you will enjoy and that will benefit others in your area.
Your event can look like any of the following:
- Creating a food or resource drive for a local organization in need
- Neighborhood or park cleanup for underserved areas
- Volunteering at a local animal shelter (pets have played a major role in the recovery of many people!)
- Reaching out to local schools and creating a school supply drive for teachers
- Helping a local recovery organization with a supply drive of their biggest needs
- Prevention or engagement event for youth in the community
- Recovery-oriented walk, yoga class, skate, or other physical activity
- Raising awareness around substance use or mental health recovery
Day of Service Events
Take action! Plan an event or attend one near you that helps give back and strengthen your community.
Have a question? Check out the Day of Service Toolkit.
Do you have photos from your event? Send them to [email protected]
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Know The Facts
In some way, we’ve all been touched by substance use and mental health recovery.
50.2M
50.2 million Americans adults considered themselves to be in recovery from their substance use and/or mental health issues.
(SAMHSA)
7out of10
7 out of 10 adults who ever had a substance use problem considered themselves to be recovering or in recovery.
(SAMHSA)
2 out of 3
2 out of 3 adults who ever had a mental health problem considered themselves to be recovering or in recovery.
(SAMHSA)
400%
Every dollar spent on substance use disorder treatment has a 400% return on investment in health care cost savings.
"Together, our collective voices and actions will encourage people to come together for a day of service to recognize the power of the recovery community."
- Melissa Etheridge, Honorary Co-Chair
"Everything good that has happened to me has happened as a direct result of helping someone else."
- Danny Trejo, Honorary Co-Chair
"We are committed to helping connect people with resources to raise awareness about the dangers of illicit drug misuse and support individuals in recovery and their families. We're proud to partner with Mobilize Recovery and continue our shared mission of supporting those affected."
- Neil Potts, VP of Trust and Safety at Meta
"Substance use and mental health are issues of our time so we are delighted to be part of efforts like the Recovery Day of Service. It is also why Google is committed to creating a workplace where people in recovery feel supported and respected. We believe that everyone deserves the opportunity to succeed at work, regardless of their past."
- Dr. Karen DeSalvo, Chief Health Officer at Google
"At Braeburn, we believe in the power of investing in grassroots organizations to make a lasting difference in the communities we serve. That's why we're excited to partner with Mobilize Recovery, an organization that shares our commitment to supporting advocates who are driving sustainable change and community-driven solutions."
- Mike Derkacz, Braeburn President & CEO
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