Caron's 4th Annual One Day Challenge


Every day, countless individuals and families struggle with the devastating impact of substance use disorder and mental health challenges. But on February 26, 2025, you have the power to make a difference. By supporting Caron's One Day Challenge, you can give hope and transform the lives of individuals and families on their journey to recovery, offering the strength and resources they need to build a fulfilling future.

What is the One Day Challenge?
It’s a dedicated day of giving that unites our community in supporting Caron’s mission. Whether you donate or help spread the word, your involvement shines a light on the power of recovery and inspires others to do the same. This year, our goal is to inspire 500 individual gifts, doubling our goal from last year and making twice the impact!

How Will Your Gift Make an Impact?
All funds raised go directly to Caron's Mission Fund, supporting Caron's greatest needs including:

  • Life-saving treatment and clinical care.
  • Patient scholarships for those in need.
  • Industry-changing research and advocacy efforts.
  • Education and prevention initiatives.

How Can You Participate?

  1. Make a Gift: Every donation made on February 26 counts towards our goal. You can even make your gift early by completing the donation form below.
  2. Become a Recurring Donor: Already given this year? Consider making a recurring gift to provide sustained support throughout the year. Simply visit our general donation page and be sure to indicate in the Special Instructions box "One Day Challenge" to ensure your gift is counted.
  3. Spread the Word: Share the One Day Challenge with friends and family through social media, email and text - and encourage them to join you in making a difference!

Thank you for your support of Caron's 2025 One Day Challenge. Your generosity fuels Caron’s mission and helps provide the support, care and hope that so many individuals and families desperately need.

For additional information, please contact Bonnie Soriano at bsoriano@caron.org or 267-664-6130.