The 1969 Society is McLeod Center for Wellbeing’s annual giving society comprised of passionate individuals who are motivated to breaking the stigma of substance use disorder and building a foundation of hope and healing for all communities.
Commitment: $1500
Your Impact
Investing in McLeod Centers for Wellbeing and the 1969 Society will ensure we…
- Build a foundation of care based on equity and evidence-based treatment
- Provide financial support for patients seeking care
The 1969 Society Experience
As a 1969 Society Member, you will be provided with invitations to experiences focused on education and awareness around Substance Use Disorder. There will also be opportunities for meaningful interactions with fellow members throughout the year.
Why the Red Amaryllis?
The amaryllis is believed to mean pride, strength and determination which is also how we would describe those seeking treatment for Substance Use Disorder. McLeod Centers founder, Dr. Jonnie McLeod included red amaryllis in her garden and her family still grows them from the same bulbs today.
For more information or to join the 1969 Society:
Contact Katherine Long at katherine.long@mcleodcenters.org or (704) 280-7430.
Call (704) 280-7430Email