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Keep someone standing.
Plenty of people fighting drinking or drugs still clock in every day — which is exactly why no one steps in. Your gift puts someone who’s been there in their corner. Free to them. Because of you.
Make a gift
Where your gift goes
Into one thing: keeping coaching free.
Every person we help pays nothing. Donors, foundations, and employers who sponsor access carry the whole cost — and we publish how it’s spent.
Coaches
Time with people who are struggling — the first conversation, the follow-through, the check-ins after.
Training & certification
Peer recovery coach training, supervision, and the standards that keep coaching safe.
Private tools
The secure messaging and scheduling a coach uses to stay in touch, discreetly.
Other ways to give
However you give, it counts the same.
The form above takes any card or a US bank account. For bigger gifts, or ones that don’t start online:
Donor-advised fund
Recommend a grant from Fidelity Charitable, Schwab, Vanguard or any DAF to Still Standing Recovery.
Employer match
Many employers match their people’s gifts. Ask HR, and give them our legal name, Still Standing Recovery.
Is my gift tax-deductible?
Still Standing Recovery is applying to the IRS for recognition as a 501(c)(3) public charity. If granted, it takes effect from our date of incorporation, and gifts made now become tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law.
Can I change or cancel a monthly gift?
Any time, in a few seconds. Use “Manage your gift” at the bottom of any page — we email you a secure sign-in link, and you can update your card, change your details, or cancel.
What ways can I give?
Online: any major card, or straight from your US bank account. Offline: a grant from your donor-advised fund, or an employer match — see “Other ways to give” on this page.
Where does my money go?
Into keeping coaching free: coach time, training and certification, and the private tools a coach uses to stay in touch. We publish how every dollar is used on our transparency page.
Will you share my information?
Never sold, never traded, never shared for marketing. If you choose to give anonymously, we won’t name you anywhere — including on a tribute card.
Can I give in honor or memory of someone?
Yes. Tick “Give in honor or memory of someone” on the form. After your gift, you can send them (or their family) a card letting them know.
Is giving online secure?
Payments are handled by Stripe, which processes billions of dollars a year for organizations of every size. Your card or bank details go straight to Stripe and never touch our servers.