Portland Walk for Recovery 2024
About the Campaign
The Walk for Recovery is Oregon Recovers largest annual fundraiser.
Each of the six Walks are designed to raise money, build community power, and promote pride in recovery.
This year, a Walk for Recovery will be organized in Rogue Valley, Klamath Falls, Lane County, Bend, Eastern Oregon and Portland!
Each Walk for Recovery follows a two mile route past treatment providers, recovery houses, detox centers and MAT Clinics.
This is also a family friendly event, bring your children and pets.
Please have leashes for the pets and please pick up after them.
Our goal is to raise $100,000 to continue the fight to END OREGON’S ADDICTION CRISIS.
Oregon has the 2nd highest addiction rate, and 50th when it comes to access to treatment. By donating to Oregon Recovers you can help make a difference.
You can help fundraise for the Walk for Recovery once you register, or you can make a donation.
Portland, OR
This year's Walk for Recovery in Portland will start at Pioneer Square and walk through Downtown and along the Waterfront showing the power in numbers and promoting pride in recovery. (approximately 2 mile radius).
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All attendees will be given the opportunity to fundraise
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Transcending Hope has raised $850 out of their goal of $500
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