HOW YOUR DONATIONS HELP

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Your Impact Through Giving

Your tax‑exempt donations to the Rylie V. Rutter Foundation directly support individuals in El Paso, Texas seeking recovery from substance use disorders. Every contribution provides essential care, guidance, and hope — helping people rebuild their lives with dignity and purpose.

How Your Donations Help

Each gift creates measurable impact:

• $30 – Group Counseling

Funds one hour of group counseling, fostering connection and accountability among individuals in recovery.

• $48 – Transportation Access

Covers a monthly bus pass, ensuring individuals can reach treatment facilities, support meetings, and job interviews.

• $100 – Individual Counseling

Provides one hour of personalized outpatient counseling to address unique challenges and build tailored recovery plans.

• $500 – Sober Living Support

Supports one month of supervised sober living, offering a safe environment for transition and stability.

• $1,000 – Comprehensive Outpatient Services 

Finances therapy sessions and life‑skills training to strengthen long‑term recovery success.

• $5,000 – Inpatient Treatment

Enables 12 weeks of intensive inpatient care and counseling for comprehensive healing.

Join Us in Making a Difference

Your support transforms lives. By donating to the Rylie V. Rutter Foundation, you help individuals move from addiction to recovery — providing not only financial assistance but also hope and encouragement.

How to Donate

Giving is simple through our website or by contacting us directly. We offer one‑time and recurring donation options, ensuring every contribution — large or small — directly supports recovery and renewal.

The Difference You Make

Your generosity fuels scholarships for treatment, sober living, and job training. Together, we’re building a stronger, more compassionate community — one life at a time.

Thank You

Thank you for your commitment to fostering recovery in El Paso. Your support is an investment in hope, healing, and the future of families overcoming substance use disorders.

Together, we make recovery possible.