Ways to give
Every dollar stays in Flagler County.
We are a 501(c)(3), EIN 27-1349987. Your contribution is tax deductible.
Give online
Make a gift now.
Choose a one-time gift or a monthly one. Monthly is more useful to us than the same money given once — it is what lets us say yes to a request in the middle of the year.
Giving monthly
On the PayPal page, enter your amount and tick Make this a monthly donation. You do not need a PayPal account — you can give with a debit or credit card — and you can change or stop a monthly gift whenever you like.
Club 100
$10 a month. A hundred neighbors. A year of steady support.
Club 100 is our monthly giving circle — $120 a year, or $10 a month. It is the most useful money the Foundation receives, because it arrives whether or not there is a grant, an event, or a good news cycle.
$10/mo
Club 100 member
$120 over a year. Your name joins the Club 100 list, and you are thanked at the annual Ride for Recovery.
Join Club 100$25/mo
Sustaining supporter
$300 over a year — a driver’s license reinstated, or six Narcan kits, or a set of car parts with a volunteer mechanic to fix them.
Join the Sustaining Supporters$50/mo
Founding circle
$600 over a year — roughly what one of our electric scooters costs, or half a year of graduations.
Join the Founding CircleA monthly gift renews on its own, and you can change or stop it whenever you like. If you would rather send $120 once a year than $10 a month, that is worth exactly the same to us — several of our Club 100 members do it that way.
One-time gifts
Give toward something specific.
$45
Narcan kits
Free two-dose naloxone kits for families, community events, and people leaving treatment.
Give this$3,000
A year of rides to treatment
Electric scooters, gas money, and car parts — $2,500 to $3,000 in a typical year, and whatever it takes to get someone to treatment and court.
Give this$1,200
A year of graduations
Graduation is what makes finishing feel like an achievement. The Foundation holds three a year, and together they cost about $1,200.
Give thisSome things you can’t put a dollar amount on.
These matter just as much, and they cost whatever they cost. Give what you can and we will put it where it is needed.
Rent help & security deposits
A one-bedroom here is $1,500 to $2,000 and a background check usually doubles the deposit. We help with deposits, short-term rent, and a few nights somewhere approved when a person is between places.
Give what you canGetting a license back
Reinstating a suspended driver’s license runs $200 to $300. We help with that so somebody can drive themselves — we do not pay anyone’s fines.
Give what you canA GED
A participant without a high school diploma has to finish a GED to complete the program here. If they need it, we pay for it.
Give what you canSpecialized treatment
Care the standard program does not cover, so the treatment plan fits the person rather than the other way around.
Give what you canLife skills & training
Budgeting and life skills programming, plus the training and certifications that turn finishing the program into work someone can build a life on.
Give what you canTraining our volunteers
The national drug court conference costs about $500 a head in registration alone. Volunteers who know what they are doing are worth paying to keep sharp.
Give what you canWhat we do not pay for
Drug testing is funded by the drug court program itself, not by us. And we do not pay anyone’s court fines — meeting that obligation is part of the program, and part of what a person learns by finishing it.
Local businesses
Sponsor the Foundation.
Business sponsors are listed on this site, recognized at the annual Ride for Recovery, and thanked in our community materials. For a local business, this is visible support for a program that reduces crime and returns employable neighbors to the workforce.
Every event sponsor gets a free 15-minute episode of our podcast, The Road to Recovery — your business, in your own words, on the channel most people actually pay attention to now. It is included, and most sponsors never claim it. We do not put two competing businesses on the same episode; whoever comes in first has that show to themselves.
In-kind support counts the same as cash to us. Minuteman Press prints our eighteen hole-sponsor signs for the golf tournament every year as their gift and charges half rate for the rest. That is money we would otherwise have had to spend, so it is worth exactly as much.
We are glad to put together a sponsorship letter for your accountant, and we can provide our determination letter and W-9 on request.
[CLIENT TO SUPPLY] If you have set sponsorship levels (e.g. Bronze/Silver/Gold, or Ride for Recovery event tiers) with prices and benefits, send them and we will publish a proper sponsorship table here.
Current supporters
Businesses and neighbors already giving.
Other ways to give
By mail, by event, by hand.
Give by mail
Checks payable to The Flagler County Drug Court Foundation. No processing fees are deducted from a mailed gift.
55 Black Alder Dr
Palm Coast, FL 32137
Ride for Recovery — October 24
Our biggest fundraiser of the year — a ride open to all vehicles, with a pig roast, raffle, auction, and vendor fair. Riders, vendors and sponsors all welcome. The spring golf tournament is the other one, and between them they bring in most of our income.
Ride, vend, or sponsorGive time, or a skill
Volunteers staff events, hand out Narcan, and help at the annual ride. We are also short a bookkeeper, a grant writer and someone who enjoys fundraising — a few hours a month each, and more useful to us than most checks.
VolunteerTax receipts and paperwork
The Flagler County Drug Court Foundation is a recognized 501(c)(3) organization and all financial contributions are tax deductible to the extent allowed by law. Our EIN is 27-1349987. Need a receipt, our determination letter, or a W-9? Ask us.