For almost a decade now, Making Whole has done the steady, faithful work of guiding drug and alcohol-dependent men through a year-long journey that builds an enduring version of recovery and a life worth living. 

Our hope is simple: that anyone drawn to this path can follow it, and that finances never dictate an early departure. If you feel called to support this aim, here is how that can happen:

PIVOTPoint WNC is a trusted local nonprofit that manages and maintains the Making Whole Apprenticeship Fund. All donations are tax deductible and go directly towards tuition for those apprentices who demonstrate financial need.

Please know your gift is necessary for the sustainability of this program and understand your generosity is changing lives in a way that is impossible to overstate.

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