Support Addiction Treatment Services
Every donation ATS receives supports our mission, programs, clients and team members. Whether you'd like to submit a general, 50-year anniversary or Guardians of Hope Scholarship donation, every dollar counts when it comes to treating substance use disorder locally. Donations can be made via debit/credit card, cash, check or Venmo.
Instant Donation:
DONATE VIA VENMO:
CURRENT NEEDS FOR MATERIAL PROVISIONS
We always appreciate receiving items that can be put to good use within our programs. Please drop off or send material donations to our main campus at 1010 S Garfield Avenue, Traverse City, MI, 49686.
Family program needs:
- Crayons, watercolor markers, glue sticks, construction paper
- Legos, playground balls, Nerf-style foam balls
- Paper cups, large coolers, large cooler drink dispensers
- Juice boxes (100% juice), healthy snacks
- Large plastic storage boxes
Residential program needs:
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Life Recovery Bibles and workbooks (frequently requested!)
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Acrylic craft paint, Tacky glue, markers, beads, macrame thread and yarn, knitting and crochet needles, sketch pads, other art supplies
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Window or portable air conditioners
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Sheets (twin-size), bath towels, wash cloths
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CD players (new or used), blank CD-R discs, MP3 players, new in-ear stereo headphones
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Clothing of all types and sizes, for both men and women
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Personal care items: toothbrushes, toothpaste, deodorant, shampoo, conditioner, etc.
COMMON REQUESTS FOR SPIRITUAL PROVISIONS
We often get requests for specific messages to focus on when praying for ATS and our clients. Please consider keeping the following in mind.
You can pray for:
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Those in treatment for substance abuse and related mental and physical illnesses
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Those who are still living with active addictions and aren’t in treatment or recovery
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Families of people recovering from or experiencing addiction and related illnesses
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Children living in households affected by addictions (These children are four to five times more likely than other children to suffer abuse and neglect, and to develop substance dependence in their lifetimes.)
