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(954) 699-1936Events
Our events raise scholarship funds, connect local organizations, and remind people that recovery happens in community.
Holiday events
Recovery is about community. This season we're feeding neighbors and lifting up families — and we need you.
Thanksgiving week
Local shelters — Atlanta & Tampa chapters
Our Atlanta and Tampa chapters are serving warm meals at local shelters during the week of Thanksgiving. Donations of food, supplies, and funds are needed. If your city, state, or team would like to join, we are always looking for more hands and hearts.
December
Nationwide
This Christmas we are adopting 5 families. Help us bring them a real holiday with gift cards, Christmas trees, decorations, everyday essentials, gifts, and clothing.
Call us, or choose a reason below and send us an email — to help, donate, start a chapter, or ask about help for someone you love.
Past event · Thank you
September 19, 2026 · 12:00 PM – 4:00 PM
PGA LOT — 1005 Holcomb Woods Pkwy, Roswell, GA 30076
Thank you to every vendor, volunteer, sponsor, and neighbor who came out to celebrate recovery with us in Roswell. Want to be part of the next one? Reach out and we'll keep you posted.
Monthly workshops
Two free monthly gatherings — one that gets you moving, one that gets you honest. Both are open to anyone in recovery and the people who love them.
Last Saturday of every month
12:00 PM (noon)
Omni Fight Club, Roswell, GA
Strong body, steady mind. We train together — a real workout, scaled for every fitness level — then cool down into a facilitated support circle where the same people who just sweated beside you talk honestly about recovery. No experience needed. No cost to attend.
Our workbookLast Sunday of every month
Guided by our founder, Chelzzz
Addiction never hurts just one person. This monthly workshop is a safe, judgment-free room for partners, parents, siblings and friends — and for anyone in recovery learning where they end and someone else begins. Led personally by our founder, we work through boundaries, enabling, guilt and self-worth, and leave with tools you can actually use at home.
We work from Pia Mellody's Breaking Free: A Recovery Workbook for Facing Codependence. Grab a copy before you come — or just show up and we'll get you started.
Suggested reading
These are the books we actually use in our workshops and hand to families. Every one of them is a working tool, not a lecture — pick up whichever one meets you where you are.
Pia Mellody
The workbook we build our codependency sessions around. Guided exercises, inventories and journaling prompts that walk you through boundaries, self-worth and the patterns you learned long before addiction showed up.
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Pia Mellody
The book behind the workbook. Mellody traces codependence back to childhood wounds and names the behaviors — caretaking, control, people-pleasing — that quietly run families touched by addiction.
Purchase
For NA & AA fellowship work
A step-by-step working journal for anyone moving through the Twelve Steps with a sponsor. Room to write your inventory, track step work and keep an honest record of your progress.
Purchase
Daily reflection journal
A daily reflection and gratitude journal built for early sobriety. Short prompts, serenity readings and space to check in with yourself on the mornings that feel hard.
Purchase
Jack Canfield
A simple, practical guide to getting clear on what you want, shifting your mindset and taking daily action toward the life you dream of. A hopeful companion for rebuilding life in recovery.
Purchase
Chelzzz — our founder
Our founder's own story, told without flinching — active heroin addiction, the fight back, and the self-discovery that became Race Towards Recovery. The book that started this organization.
PurchaseLocal support, anywhere
Recovery keeps going between events. These official national directories list local and virtual meetings in every area — click through, enter your city or ZIP, and find a room tonight.
Official NA meeting search — find in-person and virtual NA meetings by city, ZIP code, or country, anywhere in the world.
Find an NA meetingFind local AA through the official A.A. directory of area intergroups, or use the free Meeting Guide app for meetings near you.
Find an AA meetingSupport for families and friends of people with a drinking problem. Search Al-Anon and Alateen meetings by location, or join electronic meetings.
Find an Al-Anon meetingFor loved ones affected by someone else's addiction — search Nar-Anon meetings across the U.S. and online.
Find a Nar-Anon meetingScience-based, secular recovery meetings — local groups and 24/7 online meetings for anyone working on addictive behavior.
Find a SMART meetingFree, confidential, 24/7 help at 1-800-662-HELP (4357) plus a national locator for treatment and support in any area.
Search treatment near youNeed help finding a meeting in your area? Call or text us at (954) 699-1936.
