We don’t just raise awareness. We help fund recovery.

Helping individuals access trusted treatment, long-term support, and a real chance to rebuild their lives.

About Us

Recover or Die

Recover or Die is a nonprofit organization dedicated to helping individuals and families affected by addiction, fentanyl poisoning, and the barriers that prevent people from accessing care.

We believe recovery should never depend on income, circumstance, or whether someone has a support system behind them. Our mission is to help fund treatment and long-term recovery support, connect people with trusted resources, and preserve the stories of those whose lives have been impacted by addiction.

We partner with accredited treatment providers and recovery organizations to help individuals take the next step toward a healthier future. We also provide a place for families to honor loved ones, share their experiences, and remind others that behind every statistic is a real person, a real family, and a story that matters.

Recover or Die is built on a simple belief: every life is worth fighting for, every story deserves to be remembered, and recovery is always possible.

memorial wall

More Than a Name

Every name represents a life deeply loved, a story worth remembering, and a family forever changed.

The Recover or Die Memorial Wall honors those lost to addiction and fentanyl poisoning by preserving their memories, sharing their stories, and reminding the world that they were more than a statistic.

Their lives mattered. Their stories remain. Their names will never be forgotten.

the team

Guided by Experience.
United by Purpose.

Our Board of Advisors brings together leaders in recovery, behavioral health, business, media, advocacy, and community impact. Their experience helps guide our mission, strengthen our partnerships, and ensure our work creates meaningful, measurable change.

Top Row:
Brian Cuban – Author & Attorney, Sean McDonah – Chief of Police, Sebastapool PD, Eric Kittendorff – Fentanyl Awarness Advocate.

Bottom Row:
Dr. Matthew Paley – Board Certified Psychiatrist, Micah Sawyer – Co-Founder, Micah’s Hugs 501 (c) (3) Non-profit, Michelle Sawyer – Co-Founder, Micah’s Hugs 501 (c) (3) Non-profit, Julio Dolorico – Financial Advisor.

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