Recovery From
Addiction Deserves
Recognition
Do you know someone who is currently in recovery from addiction, working toward recovery, or supporting a loved one in their recovery?
Greeting cards are a time-tested, thoughtful gesture for letting someone know you’re thinking about them during a special time or life event. Yet there are few greeting cards that support someone’s recovery from addiction.
Recovery Cards Project was created to spotlight the importance of recovery. Working with artists in Colorado and nationwide, we designed these cards to celebrate recovery, the efforts of those working to achieve it, and the people who support and encourage them every day.
A Simple card can make all
the difference
To order cards, scroll down and select a card from our Recovery Cards® gallery. As a State of Colorado-funded project, our cards are only available to Colorado residents. But don’t worry! We have digital options available for everyone. Click the card you want for sharing options.
Support is in the Cards
Recovery Card Artist Feature
LO GOMEZ
Lo blends Renaissance art and gothic elements to express the life experiences that influence their art. Check out their video to hear their story, what Recovery Cards Project means to them, and how they got involved.
Joseph Stromayer
Meet our featured artist Joseph Stromayer. Joseph is from Gunnison and now lives in Firestone, Colorado. He’s an artist, abstract thinker, and artistic inspiration to his kids and grandkids. Check out the video to learn more about Joseph’s story and what it means to get involved in Recovery Cards Project.
Madison Magor
Get to know Madison Magor: artist, activist, and Denver native. Madison’s passion for harm reduction comes through both in her job and her art. See it come to life in her Recovery Cards Project artist feature.
Joana Segura
Meet local Denver artist Joana Segura. She’s a multilingual artist, chicken owner, and all around inspiration. Find out what Recovery Cards Project means to her and how she got involved.
Lift The Label is a public awareness campaign that strives to remove damaging labels and stigma that prevent those with a substance use disorder from seeking effective treatment. The campaign launched in May 2018 and created Recovery Cards Project in September 2019.
For more information about the campaign, to request campaign materials or to request cards for an organization, reach out.
To order cards, scroll up to select from our Recovery Cards gallery.