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Sisterhood of Sobriety

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$196,771

Total raised in 2025

W H E R E T H E M O N E Y C O M E S F R O M

2025 Funding Sources

2025 Funding Sources
Individual Donors 51%, Fundraising Events 27%, Grants and Foundations 14%, In-Kind Contributions 8%.
$196K
Total raised
Individual Donors
51%·~$100,350
Fundraising Events
27%·~$53,130
Grants & Foundations
14%·~$27,550
In-Kind Contributions
8%·~$15,740

H O W F U N D S A R E U S E D

2025 Spending Allocation

Capital Campaign – Property Purchase $100,000 · 51%

Housing & Facility Operations $48,500 · 25%

Recovery Programming & Support $29,600 · 15%

Community Outreach & Mentorship $11,800 · 6%

Administrative & Operational $6,871 · 3%

* Specific allocations are illustrative and based on organizational priorities described in this statement. Actual line items may vary. Sisterhood of Sobriety operates with zero paid staff — all spending goes directly to services and mission.

Y O U R D O L L A R S AT W O R K

2025 Donor Impact Breakdown

100%

Volunteer-run. Every dollar goes to mission, not salaries.

$0

Paid staff costs. The entire organization operates on dedication and community.

$100K

First capital campaign gift secured toward permanent property ownership.

Safe Housing

A stable, sober living environment where women can focus entirely on recovery without fear of displacement.

Long-Term Investment

The capital campaign to purchase our home ensures stability for future generations of women in recovery.

Community & Mentorship

Peer-driven recovery support programs that build lasting relationships and accountability.

Dignity & Hope

Beyond sobriety — women find community, purpose, and a foundation to rebuild their lives.

T R A N S F O R M AT I O N A L  

M I L E S T O N E

A Permanent Home for Healing

In 2025, Sisterhood of Sobriety launched a capital campaign to purchase the former convent that has long served as our home — securing a permanent place of healing, accountability, and hope for future generations.

Campaign Progress
Campaign Progress $225,000 of $2,500,000 goal
9% funded $2,275,000 remaining

Because of donor generosity, women are not only finding sobriety — they are finding community, dignity, and hope for the future.

SISTERHOOD OF SOBRIETY · 501(C)(3) · EST. 2022

Sisterhood of Sobriety · 2025 Donor Impact Statement · All figures reflect the fiscal year ending December 31, 2025.

Illustrative funding and spending breakdowns based on organizational priorities as described. Contact us for audited financials.