Support Safe and Sober
Every single student is worth standing up for, protecting, and keeping healthy. When you support Safe and Sober, your generous donation helps us maximize the impact in your community.
Here's how you can help:
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Become a Partner
Aligning with Safe and Sober is great way improve both your community and your brand visibility! Whether it's funding our annual program or sponsoring an event, we offer a range of involvement levels and benefits to suit your business needs.
Sponsor an Event
Each year Safe and Sober holds fun events like our Rise and Shine breakfast and Coffee Fest. Your sponsorship ensures we can continue making an impact in all the communities we serve.
Make a Donation
Whether it’s a one-time or recurring donation, your support of our program helps save lives. For most U.S. taxpayers, a donation up to $300 to Safe and Sober ($600 for a couple) is deductible in 2021.
Share Your Story
Your story about the impact of substance misuse, impaired driving, underage drinking, and more can have a direct impact on the future decisions of the youth who view our content. Real stories convey real meaning and consequence. If you are ready, you can share your story with us.
Connect Amazon Smile
Amazon Smile is a way to support Safe and Sober while you shop on Amazon like you regularly would. When you purchase items on Amazon Smile and have Safe and Sober listed as the organization you want to support, Amazon will donate 0.5% of your purchase to our organization. Once you set it up, it’s a set it and forget it process, and from then on you will be able to easily support us.
Host a Facebook Fundraiser
Create a fundraiser for your birthday, in memory of a loved one, or just because through Safe and Sober’s Facebook page. It’s super easy! The funds raised go directly to Safe and Sober’s bank account and the donor receives a receipt from Facebook.
Interested in volunteering for Safe and Sober?
Reach out to our team to learn about available volunteer opportunities.
Learn more about how we are preventing substance misuse in schools and communities.