Projects Needing Support
Brighton Hospital is seeking support from its friends and donors for a number of 2008-09 projects. For more information on making a gift or pledge to support these initiatives, contact the Development Office at 810-225-2590 or give@brightonhospital.org or donation online.
Women’s Halfway House
Brighton Hospital is seeking support for capital construction and programming costs for the Women’s Halfway House. Your gift will help provide services for house residents, such as bachelor’s level therapists in the home seven days per week.
Adolescent Intensive Outpatient Program
Brighton Hospital is seeking support for its Adolescent Intensive Outpatient Program (AIOP), one of just two such programs in Southeast Michigan. The program treats teens ages 13-17 with substance abuse and/or dependency issues. It also provides aftercare treatment and a 12-step group, which is open to all teens in recovery.
30-Day Clergy Recovery Program
Alcohol, prescription and drug abuse makes no distinction to race, color, gender, profession, class or education level. Chemical dependency affects religious leaders as well. Brighton Hospital is seeking support for its non-denominational 30-Day Clergy Recovery Program, which is open to clergy of all faiths.
Ludington Peace Center Renovation
Brighton Hospital seeks to renovate its non-denominational Ludington Peace Center, which was built in 1939 and donated to Brighton Hospital in 1960. The Ludington Peace Center represents spirituality, faith, and hope – all the key ingredients for a successful recovery. In addition, the Ludington Peace Center will also host special services and lectures for clergy of all faiths through the 30-Day Clergy Recovery Program.
Campus Master Plan
Brighton Hospital is seeking support for architectural and site master planning options for its 92-acre campus. Space utilization, future program expansion, development of on-campus living and on-campus urgent care and diagnostic capabilities, water and waste planning, and lakeside development all add up to the need for a sophisticated and future-oriented campus master plan.
How Can I Include the Brighton National Addiction Foundation in my Charitable Gift Giving Plans?
The Planned Endowment Gifts PDF will offer ideas as to how you can be a part, truly a partner, in shaping and developing the future through your gifts and support of Brighton Hospital’s quest in helping lead alcohol and drug addicts to unequaled personal and emotional fulfillment.
Legal Name:
Brighton National Addiction Foundation
Tax ID Number:
26-0694680
There are as many different ways to support Brighton Hospital as there are needs for your support. Planning a gift is more than just finding a need. There are a lot of factors to consider. If you are not familiar with the concepts and strategies of charitable gift planning, you might want to take a moment to consider some of the methods in planning found in the Planned Endowment Gifts PDF below
Planned Endowment Gifts PDF This booklet provides a concise summary of the most common methods of making charitable gifts-many while retaining income interests, with current tax deductions generated for remainder gifts.
