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Options for Giving
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We believe that all alcoholics, drug addicts and family members in need of Father Martin's Ashley services deserve our compassionate treatment. Some families are fortunate to have the financial means to fund treatment, while others do not. We make every effort to assist those in need who do not have financial means or insurance to cover treatment. Many patients and family members receive assistance from our scholarship fund, and they are always exceedingly grateful for the opportunity to get the help for alcoholism or drug addiction treatment they so desperately need.
You may make a general donation to the scholarship fund, or choose to designate your gift. If you wish to designate your gift to support patients or participants in a specific program, you may choose one of the following:
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Patient Program
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Family Program
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Children’s Program
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This special fund honors the hard work and loving dedication of Father Martin's Ashley co-founder Mae Abraham by supporting the advancement of care for women with addiction. As the Mae Abraham Legacy Fund grows it will be a source of scholarship money for women seeking treatment at Ashley.
Mae knows well the unique challenges faced by women in addiction, so this fund will also support on-going training and certification for Ashley’s clinical and support staff. This will allow them to better serve Ashley’s female patients as well as expand the programming offered in Ashley’s Women’s Track.
Click here to download the brochure for the Mae Abraham Legacy Fund.
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Each year Father Martin's Ashley launches our Annual Giving Campaign. The donations are used for a multitude of purposes including program development and campus involvements. You may also choose to make your gift in memory or honor of a loved one.
Major donors who contribute $20,000 or more are recognized as a member of our Ashley Society. For more information please contact the Development Office at 410.273.2261
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 The Rainbow of Hope Children and Youth Program was established in 2005 by Father Martin’s Ashley to help children, ages 6-14, who have been witness to addiction in their homes. These children are at greater risk than their peers for many problems, including depression, alcohol and/or drug use, and other academic, social, behavioral, physical and psychological problems. The Rainbow of Hope Program helps reduce these risks.
To date, 350 children have participated in the Rainbow of Hope Children and Youth Program. Many paid no fee. In order to continue to provide this program to the ever-increasing number of children in need, we are asking you to help.
Would you consider sponsoring a program session? For $5000, the cost to run one Saturday program, you can give children the opportunity of a lifetime – to learn that they are not alone, the problems in their families are not their fault and that they can break the cycle of addiction and go on to live happy, productive lives.
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The
Father Joseph C. Martin Society is established to formally recognize
and thank alumni, family and friends who have provided for Father
Martin’s Ashley in their estate plans. By joining The Father Joseph C.
Martin Society you become part of the circle of support for the future
of Ashley and help to perpetuate Fr. Martin’s love, spirit and hope to
those in need of treatment for alcoholism and drug addiction.
To become a member of the Father Joseph C. Martin Society, please call
our Development Office at 800.799.4673 Ext. 261 or 410.273.2261 and our
staff will be happy to answer any questions and guide you through the
process.
If you have already provided for Father Martin’s Ashley in your estate
plans, please allow us to recognize you as a member of the Father
Joseph C. Martin Society by contacting the Development department.
Below you may download information that may be helpful in your estate
planning.
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Sponsor an Event
Several Ashley events allow both participation and sponsorship. An event sponsorship is a mutually rewarding way to assist Father Martin's Ashley, as it helps us continue our programming while allowing recognition and/or event participation for our sponsors.
For more information contact the Development Office at 410.273.2261 or click here to send an email.
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