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PUENTE HOUSE FOUNDATION

Puente House Foundation 501(c)(3) started in 1995 in order to give the opportunity of a lifetime to newly sober individuals. From donations raised through the Foundation, alcoholics and addicts are given the chance to move into sober living and gain a solid foundation for a fresh start in recovery. This is made possible through our scholarship program that subsidizes a new resident’s rent until they can create foundation for themselves. Among other agendas and programs, the Foundation places people into the Puente House and other sober living facilities. (If you own or manage a sober living facility and would like to be considered please contact us).

Puente House Foundation would like to acknowledge Sober Living Oregon, Hope Manor and Hamlin House as a representative quality sober housing that receives support from Puente House Foundation. We give scholarships to approximately 25 other Sober Houses mainly throughout Southern California.

Sponsor a Future Resident

Make a one time donation of any amount of your choosing to the Puente House Foundation via paypal easily though this site.

Sign up to make a $50 recurring monthly donation to the Puente House Foundation and receive a plaque on our Wall of Hope.

Featured Community Event

Run 4 Recovery Updates

Supporting the Community

a man golfing in covina, california

Puente House Foundation’s
Annual Golf Tournament

Our annual golf tournament is a fun way to engage with our community. Raffle prizes, treats, and a banquet make this event not one to miss. The tournament raises money for scholarships and financial support for newly recovering alcoholics and drug addicts.

people celebrating sobriety

Santa Christmas Toy Giveaway

Puente House residents participate in wrapping toys and gifts for less fortunate children and families and distribute them to the community.

Snapshot of Addiction

Over
20 million
Americans
over the age of 12 have an addiction

Drug abuse and addiction cost American
society more than
$740 billion annually
in lost workplace productivity, healthcare
expenses, and crime-related costs

About
38%
of adults in 2017
battled an illicit
drug use
disorder

100 people%
die every day from drug overdoses.
= 10 people