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Rhythm in Recovery

Spreading musical instruments to people in recovery from substance abuse and mental health disorders. Donations are tax deductible, we are 501 c(3).

Go to www.rhythminrecovery.org to donate. Empowering recovery through Music
One Instrument at a Time

03/19/2026

Chase Clark has been on a heater lately!! Celebrating 18 months of recovery, completing legal issues and graduating programs. He’s also a champion sober bowling star! It’s been so cool to watch his journey from the beginning until today.

He said he always wanted to play the acoustic guitar and now is the time for him to learn. We are grateful for our donors to provide instruments that we are able to give to people like Chase, for free!

Rhythm in Recovery gives musical instruments to people in recovery from mental health and substance abuse issues. If you, or someone you know, is in recovery and without an instrument, please get in touch. If you’d like to donate an instrument or donate in other ways, please get in touch. We are a 501 c(3) and donations are tax deductible.

03/10/2026

Rick has been writing and playing music for a long time. His main instrument was always his father’s cherished acoustic guitar, until it was sadly stolen during the chaos of addiction.

Rick is in recovery now and he reached out to us for some help. We are happy to help get him playing again on an acoustic guitar that was donated to us for someone exactly like Rick! 🤘💙

Rhythm in Recovery gives musical instruments to people in recovery from mental health and substance abuse issues. If you, or someone you know, is in recovery and without an instrument, please get in touch. If you’d like to donate an instrument or donate in other ways, please get in touch. We are a 501 c(3) and donations are tax deductible.

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03/01/2026

Britt and Georgina are friends and going through their recovery journeys together. They also both share the love of music and each have been learning to play the guitar. We love being able to support them with the right guitar! Now they can jam together! 🥳🤘💙

Rhythm in Recovery gives musical instruments to people in recovery from mental health and substance abuse issues. If you, or someone you know, is in recovery and without an instrument, please get in touch. If you’d like to donate an instrument or donate in other ways, please get in touch. We are a 501 c(3) and donations are tax deductible.

02/16/2026

Scotty relocated from Idaho to Utah to join the Valor program at the VA and get a fresh start. He’s been a bass player a long time, but he no longer had a bass guitar of his own. Always happy to support people playing music in recovery.🤘

Rhythm in Recovery gives musical instruments to people in recovery from mental health and substance abuse issues. If you, or someone you know, is in recovery and without an instrument, please get in touch. If you’d like to donate an instrument or donate in other ways, please get in touch. We are a 501 c(3) and donations are tax deductible.

02/06/2026

Braxton has been a musician his whole life. Now that he is in recovery, he is looking to learn more instruments and asked if we had a banjo. We sure did and we are happy it is going to someone as deserving as Braxton. Watch for him on social media singing and playing!

Rhythm in Recovery gives musical instruments to people in recovery from mental health and substance abuse issues. If you, or someone you know, is in recovery and without an instrument, please get in touch. If you’d like to donate an instrument or donate in other ways, please get in touch. We are a 501 c(3) and donations are tax deductible.

01/29/2026

We give guitars, and other instruments, to people in recovery from mental health and substance abuse issues. Come get yourself one!

Whether you’re learning for the first time, or reconnecting with music in your recovery, MUSIC SAVES LIVES!!

01/20/2026

Caleb Gibson is a hell of a skateboarder, guitar player and entertainer! Catch him at the base of the Utah slopes, Gateway Mall in Salt Lake City and pretty much anywhere else there are groups of people. He’ll be there with a song and a joke, and always with a big smile.

Caleb has been playing music his whole life and traveling the country and playing over the last ten year. Substances have been kicking his ass lately and he decided he wanted to be clean and sober. He said the best part of being in recovery is that he can remember the places he’s been, the songs he wrote and most of all, the people he meets.

It’s just a little inexpensive guitar, generously donated to Rhythm in Recovery, but man was he happy! We also threw in a practice amp, a headphone amp and some headphones so he can practice on his electric guitar back in sober living. He put the shirt on right away!

Caleb is meant for big things and we are honored to be a small part of his story into recovery. It was a pleasure Caleb!

Rhythm in Recovery gives musical instruments to people in recovery from mental health and substance abuse issues. If you, or someone you know, is in recovery and without an instrument, please get in touch. If you’d like to donate an instrument or donate in other ways, please get in touch. We are a 501 c(3) and donations are tax deductible.

01/09/2026

After receiving his guitar, Jon told us this:

“After years of depression and being in a bad mental state, I am finally in a place to begin my mental recovery and I couldn’t be more grateful for the guitar.”

We are happy for you Jon!

Thank you Ellyce Leal for making this one happen!

Rhythm in Recovery gives musical instruments to people in recovery from mental health and substance abuse issues. If you, or someone you know, is in recovery and without an instrument, please get in touch. If you’d like to donate an instrument or donate in other ways, please get in touch. We are a 501 c(3) and donations are tax deductible.

12/31/2025

Jordan discovered a new passion while in residential treatment. When he completed his program, he reached out to Rhythm in Recovery and we gifted him his first and very own, acoustic guitar!

Rock and Roll Jordan! 🤘

Rhythm in Recovery gives musical instruments to people in recovery from mental health and substance abuse issues. If you, or someone you know, is in recovery and without an instrument, please get in touch. If you’d like to donate an instrument or donate in other ways, please get in touch. We are a 501 c(3) and donations are tax deductible.

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Clearfield, UT
84105

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+18016380090

Website

http://rhythminrecovery.org/

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