ACCESS FAVOR

03/13/2026

ACCESS FAVOR Fast Facts Friday
Recovery. Hope. Community.
Q: Who can come to ACCESS FAVOR?
A: Everyone
✔ Individuals in recovery
✔ Family members
✔ Loved ones
✔ Anyone impacted by substance use disorder
All pathways of recovery are welcome.
Belonging starts here. 🕊️
Tag someone who supports recovery in our community.

03/12/2026

We are at The Shepherd's Table today with FREE Narcan, testing supplies, HIV/HCV testing, and more. Stop by and have lunch with us!

03/11/2026

03/11/2026

We are so proud of our Director of Programs, Bonnie Rothermel, for speaking at the South Carolina Anchor Club Convention, where over 75 high school students learned about the impact of the opioid and he**in epidemic affecting Horry and Georgetown counties. Bonnie also shared part of her personal journey and her more than a decade of experience working in substance use recovery as a Peer Support Specialist and Addictions Counselor, helping others find hope and healing. Pictured are moments from her presentation and a photo with the Aynor High School Anchor Club students who attended.
Thank you to the South Carolina Anchor Club District for welcoming ACCESS FAVOR and helping share the message that recovery is possible. 💚

03/10/2026

Turn It Over Tuesday 🤍
You don’t live there anymore.
What moment from the past can you gently place down today?
👉 If this encourages you, consider sharing it privately with someone you trust.

03/08/2026

FAVOR Forward Sundays 💚
Focused on recovery. Rooted in faith.

Faith doesn’t erase the struggle — it reminds us we’re not walking through it alone. 💚
One step forward still counts.

03/07/2026

🌷⏰ Spring Forward. Keep Moving Forward. ⏰
Tonight we set our clocks ahead one hour, marking the beginning of longer days and the arrival of spring. While we may lose an hour of sleep, we gain more daylight, more opportunity, and a reminder that forward movement matters.
Recovery is a lot like spring. It is about new beginnings, fresh starts, and believing that brighter days are ahead, even after the longest winters.
If you are walking the path of recovery, supporting someone you love, or simply trying to take the next right step in life, remember this: progress happens one day at a time.
At ACCESS FAVOR, we believe in hope, healing, and the power of community. No matter where you are on your journey, you are not alone.
So tonight, set your clocks forward and keep moving forward. 🌅
Hope lives here. 💚

03/07/2026

Black Balloon Day is a day of remembrance, but it is also a call to action. 🖤
If you or someone you love is struggling with substance use, please know this:
You are not alone.
There is hope.
Recovery is possible.
Stigma keeps people from seeking help, but compassion and awareness save lives.
Together we can support recovery, educate our communities, and ensure fewer families experience this loss.
If you need help or support, ACCESS FAVOR is here.
Hope lives here.

03/06/2026

Today we remember the lives behind the statistics. 🖤
Black Balloon Day reminds us that every person lost to overdose was someone’s child, parent, sibling, or friend.
Their stories matter.
Their lives mattered.
If you feel comfortable, take a moment to honor someone you love.
You can post a black balloon, share their name, or simply say a prayer for families affected by substance use disorder.
Today, we remember together.
Today, I remember...

03/06/2026

Today is Black Balloon Day. 🎈🖤
On March 6, families and communities across the country pause to remember the lives lost to overdose and stand with those impacted by substance use disorder.
What began in 2015 with one family honoring their loved one has grown into a national day of remembrance led by Overdose Lifeline. Today, thousands of families hang black balloons, share stories, and raise awareness to ensure these lives are never forgotten.
Overdose remains the leading cause of accidental death in the United States, but together we can create change through awareness, compassion, and support.
Today we remember.
Today we honor.
Today we stand together.
🖤 If you have lost someone, you are invited to share their name in the comments so we can remember them with you.

03/06/2026

ACCESS FAVOR Fast Facts Friday
Recovery. Hope. Community.
Q: What is a Recovery Community Organization (RCO)?
A: An RCO is a nonprofit led by people in recovery that provides peer-based support services, advocacy, and community education.
ACCESS FAVOR is built on lived experience because no one understands recovery like someone who has walked the journey.
You are not alone.
Share this post to help others understand what recovery support looks like.