Change Starts Here

The Foundation is actively partnering with employers, educators, researchers, and policy makers to help create awareness, build advocacy, and advance our understanding of addiction as a chronic disease.

We would love to hear how we could work together with your organization.

Call us at (561) 812-2002 or email info@trrn.org

In lieu of monetary donations, the following items would greatly help patients in our communities:

• Vaultz Locking Medication Case: These are critical for our patient's to safe-gaurd the medication they receive during their treatment.


• Business attire (Men's and Women's): The next time you are cleaning out your closet, please consider donating some of your business attire that you no longer wear to us. We will distribute them to those that are in need. The old suit in the back of your closet that you haven't worn in 10 years could be the difference maker for someone who desperately needs a job to get back on their feet.


• Children's toys (all ages): Patient's suffering from addiction or alcoholism are mothers and fathers too, and all too often their disease has led to loss of employment, loss of custody, etc. By donating a new or used toy, you can give someone a chance to come home with a present for their child's birthday, or have a present under the tree for them at Christmas.


• Gift cards: We generally discourage donating cash directly to someone who is suffering from addiction, as cash itself is many times a "cue" for patients. A cue is something like a memory trigger that can elicit a strong craving for a drug that someone may be recovering from. Cash is often cited as a cue because prior to their recovery, a patient's main use for cash was likely to purchase drugs. Instead we recommend putting money on a gift card that can restrict the use of those funds for a certain purpose (grocery stores, gas cards, Walmart). Your donation can help a patient feed himself and/or his family, help them get to work and/or treatment, or allow them to buy much needed clothing.


• Childcare - if you are a childcare provider and would like to donate your time and services to help someone who is trying to put their life back together, please call us and let us know what you might be able to provide. Often people may only need an hour of childcare while they attend a job interview or attend treatment services, and you can give them this opportunity.


• Volunteer work at TRRN Foundation. The community that is fighting this battle needs all hands on deck, and there are many ways in which you can pitch in to help fight the epidemic that our country is facing. Everyone has a different set of skills that they can bring to this fight, and we are eager to hear what yours might be and how you might like to use them to help. People with backgrounds in science or healthcare, communications, public policy, education, healthcare administration, emergency services, job-search training, housing support, social work, or anybody willing to help are strongly encouraged to contact us.