NEED HELP NOW? Call 911 for emergencies. Call or text 988 for mental health or substance use crises. Local 24/7 support: 262-657-7188.

262-658-8166

6103 39th Avenue, Kenosha, WI 53142

262-658-8166

6103 39th Avenue, Kenosha, WI 53142

NEED HELP NOW? Call 911 for emergencies. Call or text 988 for mental health or substance use crises. Local 24/7 support: 262-657-7188.

NEED HELP NOW? Call 911 for emergencies. Call or text 988 for mental health or substance use crises. Local 24/7 support: 262-657-7188.

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Every gift gives hope.

Donate to Hope Council

Your gift keeps judgment-free help available in Kenosha County — no-cost peer support, life-saving supplies, prevention education, and support for families navigating substance use. Hope Council has served this community for more than 55 years. Donors are a big part of why.

Where your gift goes

Every dollar stays in Kenosha County

Hope Council runs on local support. Gifts pay for peer support groups, harm reduction supplies, prevention education in schools, and help for families navigating a loved one's substance use. No one is ever charged for these services.

  • $50

    Provides one hour of supervised parenting time for a family in need.

  • $75

    Sponsors a one hour peer support session.

  • $100

    Refills the no-cost public health vending machine with Narcan, test strips, and safety supplies.

  • $250

    Sends support and supplies to 10 people who walk through our door.

Hope Council is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit. Your gift is tax deductible to the extent allowed by law. EIN 39-1098683.

Prefer to send a check? Mail to Hope Council, 6103 39th Ave, Kenosha, WI 53142.

Serving Kenosha County for more than 55 years.

Other ways to help

Giving is not the only way to show up for your neighbors.

What your gift makes possible

Judgment-free help

Gifts keep no-cost services available — peer support, recovery coaching, naloxone training, and navigation — for anyone, at any stage of readiness.

Life-saving supplies

Naloxone, fentanyl and xylazine test strips, and safer-use supplies stay stocked and free, 24/7, through the Public Health Vending Machine and front desk.

Prevention for the next generation

Donations extend school-based prevention, youth vaping programs, and community education across Kenosha County.

Support for whole families

The Loved Ones Support Group, parent support, and family programming stay free and open because the community funds them.

Community example

When the Kenosha Firefighters C.A.R.E. program raised $15,000 for Hope Council’s “I Am Special” program, that gift directly supported children whose lives have been impacted by a parent or guardian’s substance use. That is what community giving does here — it reaches real people, close to home.

Ways to give

One-time gift

Give once, in any amount. Every gift matters.

Monthly giving

A recurring monthly gift provides steady, predictable support that keeps programs running year-round.

Tribute and memorial gifts

Give in honor of someone living in recovery, or in memory of someone you have lost. A meaningful way to mark what — and who — matters.

Corporate and in-kind giving

Kenosha, Racine, and Walworth Counties working together on tobacco and nicotine — retailer education, smoke-free housing, and support for youth choosing a tobacco-free life.

Give with confidence

Hope Council on Alcohol & Other Drug Abuse, Inc. is a local nonprofit serving Kenosha County since 1968. Your gift stays local, and you can see what it does: our annual impact report shows program reach, outcomes, and community value, year after year.

Hope Council on Alcohol & Other Drug Abuse, Inc. is tax exempt under section 501(c)3 of the Internal Revenue Code. Your donation is tax deductible. EIN 39-1098683. No goods or services were provided by the organization.

Not ready to give today?

There are other meaningful ways to be part of this work: volunteer your time, sponsor an event or program, attend an event, or share your story. To discuss an offline gift, planned giving, or anything else, contact Hope Council at 262-658-8166 or info@hopecouncil.org.

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