We invite you to partner with us for our upcoming pickleball fundraiser, a vibrant community event dedicated to raising money for Colorado Recovery. We transitioned to a non-profit organization in June and would love your support in our first annual fundraising event,  featuring a pickleball mixer. 

Becoming a non-profit underscores our commitment to providing exceptional care and support to our clients while ensuring greater accessibility through scholarships and donations. Our organization continues to be committed to delivering life-changing mental healthcare services to those in need across our community.

By becoming a sponsor, your organization will have the unique opportunity to showcase its commitment to mental health and community well-being.

TIME AND DATE:
Saturday, November 16
9 am–12 pm MST

LOCATION
3rd Shot Pickleball
3545 Wadsworth Boulevard Wheat Ridge, CO 80033

Get ready for a morning of fun, friendly competition, and community spirit at our pickleball fundraiser! Whether you’re a beginner, intermediate, or advanced player, we have something for you. Raise money to help Colorado Recovery provide essential mental healthcare in our community.

Together we can help these individuals live lives of meaning and purpose.

BUY TICKETS HERE

For more information on sponsoring this event, call Terry Stiven at (720) 486-0729

Colorado Recovery provides adults with schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, or other serious mental illnesses, access to community-based transitional living, outpatient treatment, and vocational services.

Our founder, Dr. Richard Warner was internationally known for his groundbreaking approach to mental health treatment and the new model of treatment he created.

It is based on a warmer and more human familial setting, comprehensive levels of care that result in a path of self-reliance, and community engagement for connection and a feeling of contribution.

Since Dr. Warner’s passing in 2015, we have continued to innovate based on these core principles. The model has delivered exceptional outcomes and helped create lives of purpose as they practice new tools in the management of their mental health disorder.

If you have questions about our recovery model or our services to treat schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, and similar mental illnesses, call us at 720-218-4068 to discuss treatment options for you or the person you would like to help.