Help Us Keep Showing Up

Recovery doesn’t stop when treatment ends — and neither do we.

Right now, Velvet Rabbit is stepping into a new season.

We’re not only continuing our events, but also bringing our work directly into treatment centers and building out a space of our own for the community.

As we grow, so does the need to show up consistently — in more places, for more people, at some of the most important moments in their recovery.

Why Your Support Matters

Velvet Rabbit is entirely community-funded. Every event, every vision board night, every stocked coffee pot, and every moment of connection exists because people like you believe recovery should feel welcoming, not lonely.

When you give, you’re helping us:

• Host Vision Board Nights inside treatment centers
  Giving people in early recovery a chance to dream, reflect, and reconnect with their future

• Stock our office space with snacks, drinks, and coffee for interns
  Some of our interns are coming straight out of treatment and don’t have jobs yet. This helps create a space where they feel supported and taken care of

• Continue hosting Sober Social Club and community events
  Keeping spaces consistent, accessible, and welcoming for anyone who needs them

• Sustain the behind-the-scenes costs that allow us to keep growing
  So we can continue showing up, month after month, in bigger and more meaningful ways

How to Give

• One-Time Gifts
  Support immediate needs like event supplies, snacks, outreach materials, and space costs.

• Monthly Giving
  Recurring support helps us plan ahead with confidence and ensures our community doesn’t lose momentum when it needs connection most.

• In-Kind Donations
  Snacks, drinks, craft supplies, and event essentials are always appreciated and directly impact our gatherings.

  Every gift — big or small — helps someone feel seen, supported, and part of something steady in a season that can feel anything but.

  Thank you for believing in this work and for helping us keep showing up for recovery, community, and hope — one gathering at a time.