Take a look at the Building Hope Campaign Case Statement.
Alumni Center
The Building Hope Campaign is the first multi-million dollar comprehensive campaign in the history of Valley Hope.
Our Foundation
Valley Hope is committed to providing proven, high quality treatment for individuals with substance use disorder and their families. Our multi-disciplinary team works together to treat the whole person--mind, body and spirit. Our approach is rooted in evidenced based practices and treating each person with compassion and respect.
Valley Hope is built on the belief that addiction is a treatable disease. With proven therapies and tools, persons whose lives are disrupted by addiction can sustain long-term recovery and find a new way of life.
Valley Hope recognizes that every person is unique. Our treatment plans are individualized ensuring that each person recieves the help they need. Patient success is defined by abstinence and overall increased life satisfaction. We offer support for family members who have been impacted by addiction and recognize the importance of healing the entire family. Addiction may never go away, but together we can offer hope and change lives one person at a time.
How To Give
Valley Hope Foundation is a 501c3 nonprofit organization under the IRS Code (EIN 48-1236586). The organization accepts a variety of gifts as donations for endowment, capital initiatives and for programs to benefit the institution, including, but not limited to:
- Gifts of Cash
- Gifts of Stocks, Bonds, Mutual Funds
- Gifts of Personal Property
- Gifts of Real Property
- Gifts of Trust
- Gifts of IRAs
- Gifts of Bequests
- Gifts of Insurance
We encourage you to discuss these gift-giving options with your adviser, accountant and/or attorney and select the most effective way for you to make a gift to Valley Hope Foundation. Current gifts can be pledged up to a five-year period.
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Campaign Initiatives
Valley Hope seeks to invest more than $15 million into treatment scholarships, program enhancements, equipment, renovation and construction projects as part of the BUILDING HOPE Comprehensive Campaign.
Treatment Assistance
Treatment Assistance
Treatment Assistance
Valley Hope seeks current and deferred gifts to assist patients who otherwise are unable to afford treatment.
Valley Hope residential treatment facilities require significant renovation and expansion – specifically in the area of detox services. The current opiate epidemic continues unabated and requires Valley Hope to expand its detox centers at its residential treatment facilities.
Thanks to the vision and generosity of many since 2000, Valley Hope Foundation has built an endowment of $4 million. Named endowed funds may be established at Valley Hope Foundation or gifts may be made to the General Endowed Fund. Current and deferred gifts can be made for endowment purposes. Treatment scholarships, equipment and recovery programs can be funded by your endowed funds.
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FOUNDATION STAFF
Megan O’Connor, Director
785-202-1358 - Cell
785-877-5111 – Office
Megan is responsible for fundraising activities including the BUILDING HOPE CAMPAIGN, Annual Fund Drive, major gift solicitations, special events and stewardship. After earning a BS in Business Administration and Marketing from Oregon State University, Megan began her career as an event planner in the hotel/hospitality industry. She joined Valley Hope in 2003 and was certified as a Licensed Addiction Counselor in Kansas. In 2005, Megan was promoted to her current position where her efforts have helped countless patients and their families get the treatment they need. Megan obtained a Fundraising Management Certificate from The School of Philanthropy, University of Indiana.
Amanda Rawson, Major Gifts Coordinator
785-202-1222 - Cell
785-877-5111 – Office
Amanda is responsible for managing a portfolio of prospective donors and grantors. She has worked in the Foundation office in an administrative role since early 2016. She is currently working toward a Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration. Amanda has been with Valley Hope since 2012 and transferred into the Foundation from a longtime position assisting the Valley Hope Information Services Department.
Kortney Poire, Development Coordinator
785.877.5111 - Office
Kortney is responsible for assisting the Foundation staff, Hope Builder Boards and special events as well as managing administrative tasks. Kortney has a Master’s Degree in Mental Health Counseling from Emporia State University. She comes to Valley Hope from an established career in child welfare.
FOUNDATION BOARD OF TRUSTEES
- Gonzalo Ardavin, Gilbert, AZ
- Scott Bahe, Gothenburg, NE
- David Bear, Columbia, MO
- Pat George, CEO/President, VHA (Chairman)
- Greg Goff, Dodge City, KS
- Steve Knuth, Holdrege, NE
- Tom Lolley, Denver, CO
- Karen Miller, Lincoln, NE
- Dr. Jolene Nichols, VP of Clinical Services, VHA
- Megan O’Connor, Director of Development
- Amanda Rawson, Major Gifts Coordinator
- Joe Sims, Overland Park, KS
- Ryan Stover, Director of Finance and Accounting, VHA
- Jeff Wheeler, Colorado Springs, CO
- Christopher Wilkins, Interim Director of Administration, VHA
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In Memorium
The Valley Hope family is mourning the loss of a great man, a man who played a vital role in building the foundation of
Valley Hope over 50 years ago and subsequently served as the President/CEO of the organization until his retirement in 1993. Without Dr. Leipold’s hard work, support, selflessness and passion for treating the alcoholic and addict, Valley Hope would not have been possible.
His legacy lives on.
It has been said that, “the life given us, by nature is short; but the memory of a well-spent life is eternal.”
Colorado Alumni & Friends Group
VALLEY HOPE OF DENVER 7108 S. ALTON WAY, BLDG | Centennial, CO | 80112 | 303.694.3829 Alumni Group Meeting 2nd Friday of the Month Two Sessions // 8:30 am-9:30 am // 6 pm-7 pm Open discussion for alumni and current patients. Patient group is encouraged to ask alumni questions about recovery, meetings, sponsorship, etc.
Texas Alumni & Friends Groups
Weekly recovery meetings with a positive outlook on sobriety where we share what works for us through the 12 Step Program and staying focused on the solution and not our past. Wednesdays at 7:30 pm in the Grapevine cafeteria Join fellow Alumni in an open discussion that focuses on our path of sobriety. We will
Oklahoma Alumni & Friends Groups
OKLAHOMA CITY, OK Join us every Thursday evening from 6-7 pm in the Coffee Shop to celebrate recovery. Have some fun, make a few friends and learn best practices in recovery. Contact: Dennis M./Ph: (405) 946-7337 Valley Hope at Oklahoma City, 6110 NW 63rd – Ph: (405) 946-7337
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Grapevine Renewal Day
We would like to invite you to Valley Hope at Grapevine on the last Friday of each month at 9 am to join in one of our alumni activities called Renewal day. Few things have the positive impact like our successful alumni returning back to the center. At 10 am enjoy brunch with staff and
Oklahoma City Renewal Night
Join us to celebrate your recovery. Kickoff the evening with fellowship and potluck at 6pm, then at 6:30pm, recognize those celebrating varying lengths of sobriety. Come share your story of recovery success! Please call if you plan to attend.
Cushing Renewal Day
Come back to Cushing for a day dedicated to our Alumni and the joy of recovery! Alumni and guests are welcome to attend the first lecture at 8:50 am. Alumni Group and guests are welcome to attend lunch in the dining hall at 12pm, followed by an Alumni Small Group at 1pm in the basement.
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