The McAlister Institute’s Miracles of Recovery Luncheon: Honoring Jeanne McAlister
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The McAlister Institute is proud to host its seventh annual Miracles of Recovery Luncheon on May 21 at 11:30 a.m., taking place at Coasterra on Harbor Island. This special event aims to celebrate the remarkable contributions of 91-year-old founder Jeanne McAlister, who has played a pivotal role as CEO since the institute’s inception in 1977. As Jeanne steps down from her position, Marisa Varond, will assume the role of CEO.
About the McAlister Institute:
· The McAlister Institute stands as San Diego County’s largest drug and alcohol treatment center, providing essential services to over 20,000 clients through a dedicated team of over four hundred employees.
· Regardless of financial means, the institute represents a beacon of hope for sobriety, offering support to all individuals seeking recovery.
Jeanne McAlister: A Living Legend:
· With more than 65 years of sobriety, Jeanne McAlister is an icon in San Diego and a role model for those battling substance use disorder.
· Jeanne’s expertise in this field is unparalleled, making her one of the foremost experts in addiction recovery.
· The luncheon serves as a tribute to Jeanne’s incredible work and the positive impact she has had on the San Diego community.
Celebrating Sobriety and Breaking Stigma:
· Beyond honoring Jeanne, the event also celebrates the spirit of sobriety.
· It underscores the importance of achieving sobriety and dispels the misconception that individuals struggling with addiction cannot contribute positively to society.
Invitation:
· We invite you to consider covering this very special event.
· Please let us know if you are interested in attending or featuring it in your coverage. · To join us or donate: https://give.classy.org/Miracles2024
OUR MISSION: The McAlister Institute is committed to healing lives, supporting families, and enhancing the quality of life in communities through the miracle of recovery.