You may request assistance if you are:
Entering recovery from substance use
Actively pursuing recovery
Maintaining recovery
Experiencing a financial or practical barrier that may affect your stability or recovery
You do not need to be:
Enrolled in a specific treatment program
Living in a specific sober living home
Receiving Medicaid
Referred by a particular organization
Individuals may apply directly or be referred by a community partner.
Who Can Apply?
How the Process Works
1. Submit a Request
Complete the assistance request form and tell us what you need.
2. We Review Your Request
Pillars reviews the request based on need, available funding, and charitable purpose.
3. We May Ask for Documentation
Depending on the request, we may ask for supporting information such as an invoice, lease, employment requirement, vendor information, or other verification.
4. A Decision Is Made
Requests may be approved, partially approved, denied, or placed on hold pending additional information or funding.
5. Assistance Is Provided
When practical, Pillars pays vendors, landlords, service providers, or other approved payees directly.
Important Information
Submitting a request does not guarantee assistance
Assistance depends on available funding and program guidelines
Emergency requests may be reviewed more quickly when possible
Repeat assistance may be considered based on current need and prior assistance
Pillars does not generally provide unrestricted cash
Pillars may refer applicants to other organizations when another resource is a better fit
Ready to Apply?
By submitting this request, I understand that assistance is not guaranteed and that Pillars of Recovery may request additional information to review my application.