RAP Sponsorship and Partnership Programs

We all know someone facing addiction

Addiction and recovery affect every household and workplace in our region. People in recovery — and the people in their lives —are the sons, daughters, mothers, fathers, customers and employees of our sponsors.  When you support the Recovery Association Project, you or your company will be showcased at our annual event as supporting the recovery of individuals and the recovery of our communities.

Recovery saves the community money

RAP is offering you the unique opportunity to support programs which give back to the community. Dollar for dollar, RAP saves the community money by sharing effective strategies that assist people to remain alcohol and drug free – keeping our neighborhoods safer, our workplaces running, our families healthier, and costing less in tax dollars. People in recovery become better employees, consumers, and pay taxes.

Demonstrate your support all year long

Add your voice and financial support for recovery and be showcased at our 8th annual event - consistently covered by all major NW television networks and newspapers. Over 1,500 people and companies support RAP at Hands Across the Bridge including families, public officials, health care providers, employers, faith communities, and Native American drummers from Washington and Oregon.     

Donate to RAP today and be highlighted on Labor Day. Donations are tax-deductible and accepted all year long.  

Call today - 503.493.9211  - Your donation supports RAP and your community by...

Investing resources in RAP’s Recovery Support Programs—operating clean and sober Recovery Centers, organizing people in recovery, supporting Oregon Recovery Homes, and educating the public.

Supporting Hands Across the Bridge—the Northwest’s highest profile, multicultural, family-friendly event educating the public that recovery saves lives and transforms our communities.

Providing resources for RAP to train and organize people in recovery to be a strong and effective voice on critical  issues—taking action to solve drug problems in our community.

Thank you!