Lift The Label

02/26/2026

The journey of recovery from addiction can often feel lonely, but sending Recovery Cards reminds people that their progress does not go unnoticed. These cards offer encouragement and support, helping them on their path forward. 💌

Download or order your free Recovery Card today at the link in our bio.

02/19/2026

Showing someone you truly see them can make all the difference. Sending a Recovery Card lets them know support is there through their recovery journey from addiction. 💜

🎨: Mari Munet, Denver, CO
Order free cards (CO residents only) and/or download/share digital cards (anyone!) at https://brnw.ch/21x05JF.

Demostrarle a alguien que realmente lo comprendes puede hacer una gran diferencia. Envíale una Tarjeta de Recuperación para que sepa que cuenta con apoyo durante su recuperación de la adicción. 💜

🎨: Mari Munet, Denver, Colorado
Ordena tarjetas gratis (solo residentes de Colorado) y/o descarga/comparte tarjetas digitales (¡con quien quieras!) en https://brnw.ch/21x05JF.

02/17/2026

Let’s spread a little joy this Random Acts of Kindness Day with a Recovery Card. Give someone a reminder of how far they have come, where they are going and that they are supported along the way.

Download a free digital card from RecoveryCardsProject.com, or if you are in Colorado order a free physical card to send to a loved one. 💌

02/12/2026

Recovery from substance use disorder highlights the importance of purpose, connection, and self-worth. It’s about reclaiming your future and knowing you’re not defined by your past. Stories like Tom’s remind us just how powerful healing can be.

Learn more about individuals who have found recovery at LiftTheLabel.org/Stories.

02/05/2026

Every step forward matters, even when the path is steep.

No one should have to navigate the path to recovery from substance use alone. Sending a Recovery Card is a powerful way to show someone they’re supported and that every summit is the beginning of something new.⛰️⭐

🎨: Katie Steinharter, Winter Park, CO
Order free cards (CO residents only) and/or download/share digital cards (anyone!) at RecoveryCardsProject.com.

01/29/2026

If someone you care about is struggling with addiction, you’re not alone in this journey. It can be hard to know where to start, but there are resources and people ready to help—whether it’s through treatment, therapy, or simply being there to listen. You and your loved one don’t have to face addiction alone. Reach out for support and let's work together toward healing and recovery.

Learn more at LiftTheLabel.org/GetHelp.

01/22/2026

Our new toolkit assets are here! 💙 We’ve updated our educational resources on naloxone, medications, support tips, and more to help you share messages of healing and recovery in your organization and community. We have bilingual, English-language, and Spanish-language resources available for distribution!

Discover what’s new and download the latest assets at https://liftthelabel.org/social-toolkit/

01/21/2026

This weekend we worked with HardBeauty and Bicycle Health to host a Recovery Cards signing party to encourage our community to write messages of encouragement to those with a substance use disorder and those in recovery. These cards will be used for a distribution effort in February to several correctional facilities across the state, to show individuals who are incarcerated that they are not alone. We're so grateful for our partners that help us make impactful programs like this a possibility! 🫶🏻

You can order your own printed cards (or download digital versions!) at RecoveryCardsProject.com to send to a loved one.

01/15/2026

There’s no one-size-fits-all solution to recovery from addiction. Medications for opioid use disorder are incredibly effective, and for many people, medication is an important part of both finding and maintaining recovery. Since everyone’s path to recovery is different, we should support the use of medication as an important form of treatment rather than stigmatize it.

Learn about medication options and treatment resources at https://brnw.ch/21wZ7io.

01/08/2026

Supporting loved ones in their recovery from addiction can empower them to face the future with clarity and compassion. ☀️

Sending a Recovery Card is a simple, meaningful way to show you’re with them every step of the way.

🎨: Melissa Mika, Fort Collins, CO
Order free cards (CO residents only) and/or download/share digital cards (anyone!) at RecoveryCardsProject.com.

01/06/2026

We ❤️ kicking off the new year with a positive story like this one. Recovery Cards Project artist Madison Magor shares why it's so meaningful to both give and receive greeting cards that support people in recovery. During the holidays, Lift The Label hosted a card writing activity with members of CBS Colorado who took time to write hopeful messages on cards that will be shared via our Encouragement Delivered initiative later this year. Thanks to CBS Colorado for welcoming us, and for sharing Recovery Cards Project with your viewers.

Order your free Recovery Cards Project cards here: https://www.recoverycardsproject.com

Colorado Behavioral Health Administration

An initiative through the state has free resources that are used to help spread the love during the holiday season.

12/30/2025

Meet Tom: Avid rock climber and photographer. Tom’s story illustrates how the road to recovery looks different for everyone. Tom’s strength and resilience in finding the right treatment paved the way to 11 years in recovery, one day at a time.

Read more about Tom and his story at https://liftthelabel.org/stories/ -tom-lakewood-co!