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Our Foundation
Valley Hope Association Foundation (“VHAF”) is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization and the charitable arm of Valley Hope Association (“VHA”). VHAF accepts a wide range of charitable donations to assist with partial grants for the cost of treatment, patient essential items, facility equipment and capital on behalf of the organization. VHAF distributes partial grants to assist with the cost of treatment to those committed and invested in the recovery process. This financial assistance is determined at the end of treatment by VHAF and VHA, based on individual need and clinical discretion.
How to Give
- Donate by using this secure form.
- Mail a check to: Valley Hope Foundation, P.O. Box 59, Norton, KS 67654
- Contact us by phone: (785) 877-5111
- Contact us by email: [email protected]
GEMs (Give Every Month) are donors working together to help Valley Hope patients.
4 reasons to join the GEM community:
• Addiction treatment saves lives and positively impacts families and communities.
• You provide steady available resources to patients.
• You can set it and forget it—monthly donations are automatic.
• You are part of a special and impactful community.
“We would not be the family we are today if it weren’t for the new beginnings we received at Valley Hope. The GEM Program provides an opportunity to give back and express my gratitude to Valley Hope for the restoration of our family.”
To get started, click Donate and check "Recurring Donation" on the form. If you need assistance, please call us at (785) 877-5111.
Thank you for your support!
The 1967 Circle
THE 1967 CIRCLE is an honorary donor society initiated to acknowledge, honor, and recognize individuals who have included Valley Hope Foundation in their estate plans.
Utilizing a bequest in a simple will, a trust document, insurance or other estate vehicle, these individuals have planned to leave a gift at their death for the benefit of Valley Hope patients. Doing so, these donors create a legacy of generosity and assistance to future generations who must fight to overcome their addictions.
THE 1967 CIRCLE is dedicated to developing planned gifts and honoring these donors in perpetuity, as those who keep the Valley Hope circle of treatment and recovery unbroken. Valley Hope has provided an unending circle of recovery for half a century. THE 1967 CIRCLE exists to ensure this legacy of service never ends.
To learn more, contact Megan O’Connor ([email protected]) or (785) 877-5111 ext. 1011
PARKER PROJECT
Valley Hope is committed to a $12 million expansion and renovation of the center. The BUILDING HOPE PARKER PROJECT CAMPAIGN serves to develop a portion of the funding for the expansion, with a working goal of $2.5 million. To date, nearly half has been contributed thanks to Colorado funders!
The treatment center has a waiting list for admission due to demand for services and a lack of recovery room detoxification (detox) beds. General overcrowding is evident in all areas of the center including the admissions center, dining hall, lecture hall, therapy rooms, community rooms, and parking. The Parker Project will expand the center and improve efficiencies of treatment services. The facility will receive a fresh face along with relief from the current cramped conditions. The Parker Project will reduce the waiting lists for admission. Click to learn more!
You can help us reach our goal! The impact of your charitable gifts will improve lives for generations to come.
Our Leaders
Megan O'Connor
Executive Director – Valley Hope Foundation
Megan joined Valley Hope in 2003, fulfilling her dream to become an addiction counselor. Upon learning of Valley Hope Foundation, Megan recognized fundraising as an opportunity to help countless patients and families get the treatment they need. As the Executive Director of the Foundation since 2005, Megan oversees all Valley Hope fundraising activities and stewardship. She is leading her team in acquiring large grants and major gifts supporting patients across a 7-state region. Megan holds a bachelor’s in business administration and marketing from Oregon State University. She holds a certificate of fundraising management from The School of Philanthropy, University of Indiana.
Kortney Poire
Assistant Executive Director
Kortney brings more than 15 years of nonprofit experience to the Valley Hope Association Foundation. She is a Kansas licensed professional counselor and a licensed master’s addiction counselor. Kortney oversees the grant activity, including funding identification, applications, and reporting. She assists in all other fundraising efforts made by the department. Kortney joined the Foundation staff in 2017 after a career in child welfare management. She was promoted to Assistant Executive Director in 2023.