Support Oxford House
You can help us increase the number of recovery beds available to the addicted who want to achieve recovery without relapse.
Make a Donation!
For those who want to make a tax-deductible donation to a specific Oxford House, please make checks out to Oxford House, Inc. with a notation that the funds should go to a particular Oxford House. Each Oxford House has a charter from Oxford House, Inc. – the national umbrella organization – that is recognized by IRS as a qualifying tax-exempt nonprofit corporation under Section 501[c][3] of the Internal Revenue Code.
Other Ways to Support Oxford House
New houses have very limited funds to pay for furnishings. Finding nice affordable furniture, appliances, kitchenware, and other items can be challenging. If you have any items in your home that you no longer need, you may consider a donation to a local Oxford House.
Stay Involved as an Alumni Member
Tradition 9 states “Members who leave an Oxford House in good standing are encouraged to become associate members and offer friendship, support, and example, to newer members.” There are two reasons for the tradition:
- Alumni who stay connected can strengthen their long term recovery.
- Alumni sharing their experience with newer members keeps the Oxford House network strong.
Please fill out the form below to let us send you the latest information about Oxford House. Your stay in Oxford House helped make it what it is today and by keeping in touch with the Oxford House family you will make the organization better. Alumni are encouraged to start or join a local alumni association.
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