Full Circle Recovery Community Centers – CDM 2025 Nonprofit Tree Silent Auction Participant

BySuzanne Hull

Full Circle Recovery Community Centers – CDM 2025 Nonprofit Tree Silent Auction Participant

Full Circle Recovery Community Center’s tree theme is The Gift of Recovery. The tree decorations fit with the theme by including words of hope, well-being, and supports. It will be teal and gold with ornaments with our staff/volunteer/recoveree’s sobriety dates and messaging about hope/gifts of recovery. It will be sprinkled with recovery-inspired words as the tinsel.

Why did our organization choose to participate in the CDM Nonprofit Tree Silent Auction?

  • The mission of Full Circle Recovery is to expand pathways of recovery that empower people to embrace their full potential. We envision a culture where self-directed recovery is visible, accessible to all, and embraced by the community.
  • To achieve our mission and vision, it is important that we recover out loud and share our stories so people see that recovery is possible.
  • This event is an opportunity for the recovery community to raise awareness about recovery and reduce the stigma associated with substance use disorder.

How will the CDM Nonprofit Tree Silent Auction funds benefit our organization?

  • Funds will benefit the organization by going directly to support peer recovery support services which are provided by people in recovery, for people in recovery.
  • Trained peer recovery coaches meet with people who are seeking to begin or sustain their recovery. Recovery coaches help recoverees create a recovery plan, access resources to support their recovery journey, and create safe and fun spaces for meetings, groups, community events, and educational opportunities.
  • This helps build recovery capital (personal, family/social, community, and cultural capital) for people in recovery.

Check out Full Circle Recovery Community Center’s tree at Christkindlmarket Des Moines December 4th – December 7th, 2025!

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Suzanne Hull administrator