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Face It TOGETHER Announces External Validation of Recovery Capital Index

External validation of Face It TOGETHER's Recovery Capital Index demonstrates it is an effective assessment for measuring multiple dimensions of addiction wellness.

Meet Our Partnership Director

Katie Kyle will develop relationships with leading businesses focused on taking care of their employees, especially when it comes to addiction.

Face It TOGETHER Selected for Stand Together’s National Catalyst Program

The program is an initiative of Stand Together, a leading national nonprofit that identifies, supports and celebrates social entrepreneurs.

Meet Our Community Engagement Director

Sarah Morley has more than 10 years of experience in operations, relationship management and executive leadership in the nonprofit sector. She started as Face It TOGETHER’s Community Engagement Director in April.

Meet Our New President

Jane Ingalls, Face It TOGETHER's new President, is looking forward to being part of the team that introduces Face It TOGETHER to Colorado.

Story of Innovation at Face It TOGETHER

This case study from Pollen Midwest and the Bush Foundation looks at Face It TOGETHER's new take on addiction.

Face It TOGETHER Expanding to Denver

One of Denver’s largest private foundations, the Daniels Fund, has awarded Face It TOGETHER $1.2 million over the next three years to expand to the metro area.

Breaking Free From the Legacy of Recovery

Addiction cannot be solved if reverence for the old outweighs fear of an unknown future. 

Update from Denver

Since November, we've met with more than 130 people representing 95 organizations in multiple sectors across Metro Denver. Based on what we’ve learned, Denver can solve addiction.

bMagazine: Bringing Addiction Out of the Shadows

The organization aims to transform the way addiction is perceived and addressed, using an innovative combination of data, cross-sector collaboration, chronic disease treatment models and community education.

2016 Annual Report

See how we served the community and helped clients get well and stay well in 2016.

Report: North Dakota Survey on Addiction

The majority of the respondents agreed that alcohol and drug addiction is a treatable disease (90%) and can affect anyone (97%).