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A Chance To Change
Acceptance. Courage. Transformation. Community.
Creating a world that embraces mental health care as necessary and accessible for everyone.
Ways to support:
The Power of Your Investment
For over 40 years, A Chance to Change has welcomed thousands of friends, neighbors, spouses, children, and co-workers through our front door and given them a path to recovery. Mental illness and substance use disorders do not discriminate. The crippling effects of these diseases are felt in every neighborhood and on every street. A Chance to Change exists to help people in their darkest hours, but we cannot do it without your support. The life changing work that we do is only possible because of generous donations.
The Honor Wall (Tree of Life)
"I love the idea of circles. They are a symbol of no end and reflect our journey in this life. I reflected on the rings within the wood, showing us how many years were weathered in the fields of Oklahoma. They, too, are circles and have no beginning and no end."
-Robin Starke, Honor Wall Artist
Whether you have lost a loved one to substance abuse or mental illness or have someone in your life who has found health and healing through recovery, the Honor Wall is a heart-felt way to pay tribute to them for years to come. In 2017, A Chance to Change received a generous donation from Marran and Ian Ogilvie to have a special art piece commissioned by local artist, Robin Starke. Robin was asked to dream up a one-of-a-kind piece that reflected the deep connection and love we have for those who have suffered from addiction and mental illness.
The Honor Wall is an abstract tree with leaves of two shades of green:
Dark Green: in Memorium
Light Green: in Honorarium
Silver: Celebrations Award Recipients
A donation of $500 will ensure your loved one's name will be a permanent part of A Chance to Change. Each leaf will have your loved one's name and will be on display indefinitely.
Questions about donating?
Email Clayton Ramick, Community Engagement Director, at cramick@achancetochange.org or call 405-242-1304