Steps To Recovery - Become a Sponsor
Partner with Purpose — Change Lives Through Sponsorship
At Steps to Recovery Homes, we believe that real change happens when communities work together. Our sponsors are more than donors — they are active partners in transforming lives impacted by addiction, trauma, and mental health challenges. By becoming a sponsor, your organization helps individuals on the path to long-term recovery while also aligning your brand with a powerful mission that makes a measurable impact.
Based in Cottonwood, Arizona, our recovery homes and wellness programs serve individuals seeking structure, accountability, and guidance as they rebuild their lives. Your sponsorship helps us keep these programs affordable and accessible to people who are serious about changing their lives — many of whom come to us with little more than hope.
Why Your Sponsorship Matters
Your support directly enables Steps to Recovery Homes to provide safe and certified sober living spaces, daily life coaching, job readiness training, access to mental health resources, and essential life tools. Many of our clients are facing extreme financial instability, emotional distress, or co-occurring disorders such as depression and anxiety. Without sponsors like you, they may not have access to the kind of comprehensive care we offer.
We operate with transparency, professionalism, and a commitment to the highest standards in recovery housing. As proud members of the Arizona Recovery Housing Association (AzRHA) and the National Alliance for Recovery Residences (NARR), we are licensed and recognized for quality, safety, and results.
Through your annual sponsorship, you’re not just helping individuals — you’re making communities stronger, families healthier, and futures brighter.
The Value of Sponsorship
When you sponsor Steps to Recovery Homes, you gain more than goodwill — you gain exposure, recognition, and alignment with a cause that resonates deeply across every community. Sponsorship is an opportunity to showcase your company’s commitment to social responsibility while connecting with new audiences in meaningful ways.
Our sponsors are featured in our digital and print materials, highlighted at public events like our annual Dinner for Hope, and acknowledged throughout the year in public recognition campaigns. Your brand becomes part of a trusted, impactful organization known for real-world results and ethical leadership in the recovery space.
Sponsorship also shows your team, clients, and community that your business cares — that you stand for second chances, dignity, and hope.
Levels of Sponsorship
We offer a variety of annual sponsorship tiers to accommodate businesses of all sizes and levels of involvement. Whether you are able to give $100 or $5,000+, your contribution plays a vital role in our ability to serve and support the people who need us most.
Each level comes with increasing benefits such as logo placement on banners and event materials, mentions in media outreach, website exposure, and recognition at community fundraisers and programs. Most importantly, every sponsor becomes a visible part of our mission to build healthier individuals, families, and communities through recovery.
If you’re interested in learning more about sponsorship tiers and the benefits of each level, we invite you to reach out directly.
Let’s Work Together
Becoming a sponsor is simple — and life-changing. We’re here to answer your questions, provide detailed information about the impact of your gift, and help you choose a sponsorship level that fits your goals. If you’re ready to be part of something bigger, we would love to welcome you into our community of supporters.
To get started, contact:
Damien Browning, Executive Director
📞 (928) 592-2603
📧 info@stepstorecoveryhomes.com
Let’s build a future where recovery is possible — together.
Sponsorship Levels – Support Steps to Recovery Homes
Above & Beyond Sponsor – $5,000+ Annually
Our highest-impact sponsorship tier, designed for organizations that want to lead community change at scale.
Includes:
Ultimate-large logo on “Meet Our Sponsors” page (with link to your website)
Top-tier logo placement on banners at all events, resale store, booths, and fundraisers
Premium ad placement in Dinner for Hope program
Year-round public recognition across digital and print media
Recognition in local newspaper advertisements
Verbal acknowledgment at all major events
Gratitude Sponsor – $5,000 Annually
This level reflects a strong partnership and prominent brand visibility within our recovery community.
Includes:
Premium-large logo on website sponsor page (linked)
High-priority placement on event banners and store signage
Featured in Dinner for Hope program and one local media placement
Public and event recognition throughout the year
Unity Sponsor – $2,500 Annually
Designed for those who want to be active, visible supporters of the recovery movement.
Includes:
Extra-large logo with link on sponsor page
Event and resale store signage inclusion
Logo featured in event programs and materials
Recognition in one local media post
Selfless Service Sponsor – $1,000 Annually
A meaningful mid-tier sponsorship option that connects your brand to purpose-driven outcomes.
Includes:
Standard-sized logo with link on sponsor page
Recognition on event signage and in Dinner for Hope program
Mention at fundraising and awareness events
Awareness Sponsor – $500 Annually
Ideal for small businesses or individuals who want to make a visible difference.
Includes:
Small logo with website link on sponsor page
Recognition at Dinner for Hope and on event banners
Listed in Honorable Recognition signage at our ReSale Store
Hope Sponsor – $250 Annually
A budget-friendly way to support recovery and be acknowledged in our community.
Includes:
Small logo on sponsor page and Dinner for Hope banner
Recognition in program materials
Placement on our Resale Store’s Honorable Recognition banner
Perseverance Sponsor – $100 Annually
Great for individuals or supporters looking to get involved at an entry level.
Includes:
Name (listed only) on “Meet Our Sponsors” page
Name listed in Dinner for Hope printed program
