In honor of Chief William M. Denihan as this year’s Bronze Key recipient, we have had the pleasure to speak with a number of people he has worked with throughout his years of public service. We caught up Dick Clough, who met Bill back in the 80s.

The Indians are in the World Series! Whoot! Whoot!

“He is a fair man, a just man”…these are a few words Rev. Benjamin F. Gohlstin says describes this year’s Bronze Key recipient, Chief Bill Denihan, who he has known for 20 years.

We need to understand this epidemic affecting our community. Join us for a panel discussion.

It was a bright, sunny, humid morning at the Cleveland Metroparks Zoo. The sound of women, men and children talking, and laughing could be heard echoing throughout the Zoo. Volunteers and staff from Recovery Resources were gearing up for the 4th Annual Run for Recovery activities.

Pam Gill, President and CEO of Recovery Resources shares her thoughts on the success of this year’s 4th Annual Run for Recovery.

Pam Gill shares a message to encourage our staff and others.

It was all hands-on-deck as members from Recovery Resources’ Social Enterprise program worked together to assemble close to 400 packets.

When friends and family arrive for the Run for Recovery, on Saturday, August 20th, at the Cleveland Metroparks Zoo, they will get an opportunity to express their thoughts and feelings on the Recovery Wall of Hope.

Katie O'Toole Smith, Recovery Resources Circle of Strength Chair and Board of Directors shares her message. Watch and learn.

Chelsea Coleman Hussey, Recovery Resource Associate Board Member shares her personal story of how she got inspired to join Recovery Resources and how it's changed her life.

“There are so many who do not have those resources. Who suffer every day because there is no one to help them get off that self-destructive path. Recovery Resources helps people in need get the treatment necessary to overcome addiction and mental health issues. That is why this race is so important. It is not a race to nowhere. It is a race to a solution, “said Daniel Frech, Associate Board Member.

Aaron Marks, Recovery Resource Associate Board Chair, shares his insight into National Recovery Month and why Run for Recovery is so important.

Stephanie Uhl, Recovery Resource Associate Board Member, recounts first hand growing up as the child of an alcoholic parent and why she got involved with Recovery Resources.

Bob Laughton, Recovery Resource Associate Board Member explains how money raised from Run for Recovery plays a vital role in Recovery Resource's mission to help people triumph over mental illness, alcoholism, drugs and other addictions.

From Monday August 1st through Wednesday August 3rd Cuyahoga County experienced 15 fatal overdoses due to heroin, fentanyl, or a combination of both.

Congratulations Peggy Corbin! She was honored August 9th, 2016 at the Crains Archer Awards event for excellence in Innovation in Human Resources!

It's important to have a strong annual meeting. 

Maybe it's just me, but I felt that this year's annual meeting was very successful, maybe the best one ever.  

Our sponsors, Helen K. Jones honoree and guest speaker were outstanding, setting the tone for a great new year to come.