The first 30 days of recovery are often the most fragile. Through Phase 1, supporters help provide the structure, meals, accountability, and encouragement Residents need to begin building a new life in recovery.

Frank Ramirez, Trevor’s Place Coordinator at Dallas 24 Hour Club, shares his journey through recovery, the lessons that shaped him, and how giving back to Residents has become one of the most meaningful parts of his life.

What does it mean to truly support recovery? Advocates Chair Tami Darlington shares how connection, service, and community are changing lives at Dallas 24 Hour Club.

After years of addiction, loss, and multiple overdoses, Darrell walked through the doors of The 24 with nothing but a willingness to try again. What followed was not just sobriety, but a complete transformation. Today, he serves on staff, helping others find the same foundation that saved his life.

Meet Erin Wilkerson, Development Coordinator. Erin brings lived recovery experience and professional expertise to her role, supporting life-saving services at Dallas 24 Hour Club.

Christian’s journey shows how Dallas 24 Hour Club keeps the door open for recovery, even after setbacks, and helps people rebuild their lives when they are ready.

We’re excited to share what fills the hearts of our team members at The 24.

At Dallas 24 Hour Club, we are privileged to honor individuals whose unwavering commitment has ignited transformative change within our organization. This year, we are proud to present the 2025 David Elliott “Service to Others” Award: The Spark That Lit The Fire to two exceptional leaders: Marsha Williamson , CEO Emeritus, and Michael Young , Chairman of the Board of Directors. Board Vice Chairman Gavin Delahunty, Board Chairman Michael Young, CEO Emeritus Marsha

Every October 10, the world comes together to recognize World Mental Health Day — a time to raise awareness, challenge stigma, and promote mental well-being for all.