Giving Back

Development and Giving Opportunities at Pavillon

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For many, recovery from addiction is a long, personal and often painful journey. It takes courage to make the powerful decision to change directions – to step toward a life of recovery and to stay on the path to healthy living. After having made the difficult and courageous decision to ask for help, it can be devastating to learn that you may not have the necessary financial resources to access the necessary medical care.

By supporting access to addiction treatment services, you will:

  • Provide services to individuals and their families who may not otherwise be able to attend Pavillon
  • Empower individuals to take control of their lives by attending a full residential  treatment program
  • Rebuild lives and relationships through comprehensive and effective treatment to develop new skills, attitudes and directions
Path symbolizing the Path to Recovery

 

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Campus Naming Opportunities

Donors can create a lasting tribute at Pavillon by naming a permanent space on campus. Naming opportunities include buildings and other prominent spaces such as outdoor spaces and clinical, wellness and medical rooms of all sizes.

Legacy Giving

Planned Giving: By including Pavillon in your will or estate plans, patients and loved ones are impacted in this lifetime and beyond. Help us perpetuate Pavillon’s legacy of recovery and hope through recurring or planned gifts.

Serenity Bricks:  Gifts That Keep on Giving

Honor your recovery journey with a serenity brick. Bricks are placed in the beautifully sanctioned Alumni Garden, a special winding tribute which honors the path many of us have taken to get where we are today and ends at the front doors of the Alumni House: a house dedicated to individuals who are now a special part of the Pavillon family. Special acknowledgment cards will be sent to those you have honored with your donation.

  • Support your loved ones in their new life of recovery and celebrate their victories.
  • Memorialize those who may have lost their struggle with the disease of addiction.
  • Thank your loved ones, sponsors, or someone you’ve always admired in a lasting way.
8″ by 4″ by 2¼” 1-3 lines of engraving (18 to 20 spaces/line) $150
8″ by 8″ by 2¼” 1-6 lines of engraving (18 to 20 spaces/line) $250
12″ by 12″ by 2¼” 1-8 lines of engraving (18 to 20 spaces/line) $350
     
MAKE A DONATION TODAY

For more information about development and giving opportunities at Pavillon, contact Barbara Bennett.
828-694-2300.

Pavillon Update:

This past week has been focused on getting our campus and all systems ready for business, as we planned our re-opening of Pavillon following the devastation of Western North Carolina from Hurricane Helene.

This journey has been challenging; but with focus on and commitment to our staff and patients, we anticipate a return to a “new normal” next week.

We will receive our first patients back on campus on Wednesday, October 16th. Those who were evacuated during the event will be returning to Pavillon over the course of three days, Wednesday, October 16th – Friday, October 18th. New admissions will be accepted starting Saturday, October 19th. Our Admissions Staff have continued to accept calls and screen potential admissions throughout this week. They now will be able to schedule those wanting residential treatment with this return to business date established. This past week our Outpatient Services became fully operational and are currently accepting referrals.

Phones and internet will be in place on our Pavillon campus, but slight delays in our responses can be anticipated as we adjust to new systems. Your patience during this process is appreciated.

We are grateful for the outpouring of support that has helped us to sustain hope during this pause. So many people who have been touched by Pavillon, our alums and our staff, have reached out with kind words and donations to support our recovery efforts. Thank you to all of you!

As we move forward , I will keep you informed of progress with a final update at the end of next week.

In gratitude and appreciation,
Barbara Bennett, CEO