- $1,875 RAISED OF $1,500 GOAL
- 9 DONORS
- 21 DAYS REMAINING
HONOR ROLL
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Meg Quine $50.00
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David Walbridge $25.00
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Lisa Wallace-Plante $25.00
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Cara Poland $500.00
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Jill Morningstar $50.00
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Aimee Klevorn $25.00
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susan Packard $100.00
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Anonymous $1,000.00
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Vito Thornton $100.00
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MSU Collegiate Recovery Community
Support MSU's Collegiate Recovery Community
Please consider giving to MSU's Collegiate Recovery Community (CRC) as the money is specifically earmarked to help our students in recovery. Your support will ensure that MSU students have a sober place to learn and grow. All gifts to the CRC help fund direct services and programming for MSU students in recovery and those affected by addiction. Funds raised through this campaign will supply food and amenities for the CRC Student Lounge and enable continued wellness workshops and events. Monetary support also helps the CRC expand its presence on campus, and we anticipate that as our program grows and gains visibility, so too will the number of students who seek help and enter recovery.
Give to the CRC and help support the unmet needs of MSU students in recovery, fostering a sense of belonging and peer support.
"The CRC has been amazing in providing peer support. With the CRC, recovery has not been this somber, isolating experience - I genuinely have a great time and have built meaningful friendships with people that understand where you're coming from and have your best interest in mind." - CRC Student
Who We Are
The Collegiate Recovery Community (CRC) serves students in or seeking recovery from alcohol and other drug addiction. MSU’s data supports the need for expanding recovery services, with 3.2% of Spartans reporting that they identify as being in recovery - which equates to an estimated 1,534 students who may need recovery supports. The CRC is a campus haven where Spartans in recovery are free to be themselves. Our mission is to provide a safe and supportive campus community in which students in recovery can successfully achieve their academic, personal, and professional goals. Recovery services offered include weekly support meetings, individualized recovery planning, 24-hour access to the collegiate recovery lounge, academic resources, organized sober activities, wellness and life skills workshops, Jamie Daniels Memorial Scholarship, and Recovery Housing. Recovery Housing is an on-campus option that offers a supportive living environment with a live-in peer support specialist where students can have a real college experience and form meaningful relationships based on sobriety, friendship, and academic success.
Make a Gift by Mail:
University Advancement
Spartan Way
535 Chestnut Road, Room 300
East Lansing, MI 48824
*Make check payable to Michigan State University and write “Appeal 25GGDCF1CRC” in the note section.