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Volume 1 | May 2018

Road2RecoveryCNY

Welcome to the first issue of our newsletter! We want to keep you updated about people we are sending to treatment, share a little about addiction, and invite you to fundraisers.

Road2RecoveryCNY is a grassroots organization whose mission is to help fund long-term treatment for people from central New York who are addicted to opioids and do not have the resources to pay for treatment themselves. Since we are managed by CNYCF, we do not qualify for grants, and must raise our funds directly from public donations. In the past 20 months we have sent 6 people to treatment and all are still sober. One at a time we can make a difference and SAVE A LIFE!

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Why did we start Road2RecoveryCNY? Listen to this podcast . Listen here

Play It Forward Tennis Tournament

Join us June 2 & 3 at Drumlins Tennis club for a women's doubles tournament. Don't play tennis? Come bid on our fantastic silent auction items! Or sponsor a court with your business or message. It's affordable and tax deductible! Email for details.

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Donate your Bottles & Cans

No need to get your hands dirty! Here's an easy way to help us out. Just drop off your bags of deposit bottles/cans (with Road2REcoveryCNY written on the side) at F-M Returnables. It's at 202 West Seneca Street in Manlius. 315-682-4830

Every dollar helps us send people to lifesaving treatment!

The Cadleys Are Coming in Concert!

WHEN: Saturday, October 13th

TIME: 7:30-9:30 p.m.

WHERE: May Memorial Unitarian Universalist

church

Join us for a wonderful evening of “new acoustic” music featuring smooth duet harmonies supported by guitars and mandolin. SAVE THE DATE!

Learn more about The Cadleys!

Survival Stories :

Tales of addiction and recovery from our graduates

"My Life before going to BRC was nothing short of a nightmare. In a constant war with myself and everybody around me, to keep my drug use afloat; doing anything and everything to destroy ALL that I loved and keep my addiction alive and well. From living on the streets, prostituting my body, to jails, to psych wards, to overdoses and then eventually another treatment center where I would start this vicious cycle over again. Anything of any value was "mine" in my eyes, and I felt no remorse over taking it. The worst part through all of that though, I wasn't the only one who was suffering from the consequences of my actions ."

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