Every life tells a story. For those lost to addiction or deeply impacted by it, their stories hold lessons of love, loss, and resilience. As author of Peers Pencils & Pages, I believe in turning these stories into sources of hope for others. That’s why we’re proud to introduce a meaningful way for you to honor your loved ones while supporting those on their journey to recovery and reentry.
Through our new Donation Program, you can donate copies of Peers, Pencils & Pages in honor of someone you hold dear. These gifts will go directly to individuals and organizations within the recovery and reentry communities, offering them tools for healing, growth, and transformation throughout the states of Arkansas, Missouri and Texas.
Why Your Donation Matters
- Inspire Change: Peers, Pencils & Pages is more than a book—it’s a lifeline. With raw and powerful stories of overcoming addiction and a built-in wellness journal, it provides hope and guidance for those facing similar challenges.
- Equip for Success: The WRAP Course is a proven resource for mental health and wellness, helping individuals create personalized action plans to thrive in recovery and reentry.
- Honor and Remember: Dedicate your donation to someone special—a parent, sibling, friend, or anyone whose life has been affected by addiction. Share their legacy through an act of kindness that keeps their memory alive.
How It Works
- Choose Your Donation: During checkout, select how many copies of Peers, Pencils & Pages you would like to donate.
- Dedicate Your Gift: During checkout, include your Legacy’s name or a personal message, and we’ll ensure that their memory is tied to this meaningful gift.
- Share the Impact: Your donation will be delivered to those who need it most—individuals in recovery programs, reentry initiatives, and community organizations.
Addiction affects us all in some way. But together, we can be part of the solution. By donating, you’re not just giving a book or a course—you’re giving hope, healing, and a chance at a brighter future.
Let’s honor their memory. Let’s inspire change. Let’s make a difference—one story, one person, one step at a time.