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Making Sober Living Affordable and Accessible in Covina, CA
The Puente House Foundation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that provides financial assistance for individuals seeking sober living in Covina and the surrounding areas. Our mission is to break down financial barriers so those ready for recovery can access the safe, supportive environment they need to heal and rebuild their lives. Learn more about Puente House sober living programs in Covina.
Why Your Support Matters
Recovery is possible, but it’s not always affordable. Many men and women who are committed to sobriety cannot afford quality sober living homes, especially during early recovery when employment may still be unstable. That’s where the Puente House Foundation steps in.
We provide scholarships and financial aid for those who want to live in structured, supportive sober housing but cannot afford it independently.
We serve individuals who are:
- Transitioning out of inpatient treatment centers or detox facilities
- Recently released from jail or prison and committed to recovery
- Recently released from jail or prison and committed to recovery
- Seeking long-term sobriety in a clean, drug-free environment
- In need of a second chance and a supportive sober community
Why Your Support Matters
Recovery is possible, but it’s not always affordable. Many men and women who are committed to sobriety cannot afford quality sober living homes, especially during early recovery when employment may still be unstable. That’s where the Puente House Foundation steps in.
We provide scholarships and financial aid for those who want to live in structured, supportive sober housing but cannot afford it independently.
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How Your Donation Helps
Your donation directly supports individuals in covering the cost of sober living.
Contributions may support:
- First-month rent in a sober living house
- Essential supplies for new residents (toiletries, clothing, bedding)
- Emergency support to prevent homelessness or relapse
Every dollar donated helps someone move one step closer to lasting sobriety.
Make a Tax-Deductible Donation
Your gift helps us keep sober living accessible for people who genuinely need it. All donations are tax-deductible and support recovery housing directly.
Partner With Us
Are you part of a treatment center, detox facility, or community organization? Let’s work together to provide continuity of care for individuals transitioning into sober living.
Some of Our Success Stories in Covina, CA
In 2015, I faced a tough choice: continue drinking and risk severe consequences or get sober and become the person I envisioned. I chose sobriety and lived in Puente House for six months, where I received invaluable support from Karl Moris and the house managers. Thanks to their guidance and the structured environment, I have maintained my sobriety for over three years.
– Kailee G.
Today is three years. Thank you, Puente House, for helping me turn my life around. If it weren’t for the structure and discipline I learned living at 444, I wouldn’t be the man I am today. My family and I thank you.
– Nick
In my three years at Puente House since December 2014, I have found a supportive community and a transformative twelve-step program that provides the needed structure. I am grateful for the friendships I’ve formed and proud to call Puente House my home.
– Jennifer
I moved into the Puente House on September 25, 1996, hoping for a change. The support from the staff and friends there was crucial to my sobriety, and I’m truly grateful. P.S. My mom thinks you’re great, too!
– Steve
I’m celebrating one year of sobriety today, having been clean since October 24, 2016. A year ago, I thought I couldn’t stay sober for more than a week. At Puente House in Southern California, I found the support I needed. I was lost, but the staff and residents welcomed me when I finally decided to change my life.
– Genevieve
I can hardly believe it, but today marks one year of being clean and sober—a true blessing. A year ago, I felt hopeless and afraid. I’m grateful to my recovery family, the Puente House, Karl Moris, and John Boots for giving me the tools to live a fulfilling life. I love who I am today and appreciate all the love and support I’ve received.
– Austin
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Run 4 Recovery
The Puente House Foundation is extremely grateful for the work Robin McGeough has done over the last 16 years. His hard work and dedication has helped hundreds of addicts and alcoholics with scholarships to sober living at the Puente House.
Robin McGeough started Run 4 Recovery 17 years ago with a dream to help addicts in need and he’s accomplished that goal 10 fold. We’ve been honored to know and work with Robin in the recovery community since the start of Run 4 Recovery.
To learn more about Run 4 Recovery to participate in the next one you can visit: www.run4recovery.com.
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.
Run4Recovery
Run4Recovery works diligently to raise funds for the Sober Living Scholarship Fund at Puente House. These homes provide people with much-needed housing, meals, and essential emotional and spiritual support as they begin their recovery journey. Run4Recovery scholarships can genuinely make a huge difference for those beginning to turn their lives around.
Run 4 Recovery Updates
The Puente House Foundation is the nonprofit arm of Puente House, one of Southern California’s most respected names in sober living since 1994. We are committed to making recovery housing accessible to everyone, regardless of financial status.
Together, we can provide hope, healing, and housing for those who need it.
Do you have questions or would you like to apply for support? Contact us today.
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