Utica, New York – In conjunction with Giving Tuesday on November 29th, the Center for Family Life and Recovery, Inc. (CFLR) announces a new initiative: The CFLR Circle of HOPE. This initiative provides a means for individuals to become involved in supporting the programs of the Center for Family Life and Recovery by committing to a small monthly gift. With a pledge of $5.00 a month, or more, people become part of an exclusive group dedicated to providing sustaining support all year in easy to manage, automatic gifts. Select the monthly amount you can give, and it will be automatically charged to your account monthly on the day you select.
Your monthly support can help in so many ways:
– $5 a month can help provide funding for one HOPE event
-$10 a month can help provide funding for a family support group
-$20 a month can help provide prevention education programming to high school students
As CFLR launches the Circle of HOPE, we are excited to announce that when we reach 100 participants, we will be giving away $500 in gas and groceries to a randomly selected lucky supporter. In addition, all supporters that sign up will receive a thank you gift from CFLR & Edible Arrangements of New Hartford and Rome.
Center for Family Life and Recovery, Inc. is proud to be the area’s leading expert in advocacy, prevention, counseling, and training. As a community partner, it is important to us that we continue spreading the message of help and hope to our area and with those whom we work.
Along with supporting individuals and families struggling with addiction, mental health and behavioral issues, CFLR’s goal is to inspire hope, provide help, promote wellness and transform lives. The vision of CFLR is to be a leader in creating a world where people have the power to achieve and celebrate recovery. To learn more, visit www.whenthereshelpthereshope.com
The Center for Family Life and Recovery, Inc. asked the community to help make the holiday a little brighter for families in our area. The not-for-profit organization collected monetary donations which were used to purchase food for over 40 area families to help stretch the holiday food budget. “Providing the means for families to enjoy the Thanksgiving Holiday without the financial pressure was our goal and we are grateful to the community for the support we have received.”, said Cassandra Sheets, CEO of CFLR. “Our community is very generous in providing assistance.”, Sheets observed.
