PROJECTS

PROJECT 1

Sober Living Homes
The Chaz Foundation is launching three affordable sober living homes in the Valley, designed to provide a safe and supportive environment for men and women in early recovery. These homes offer stability, accountability, and a community built on hope — giving residents the foundation they need to rebuild their lives.

PROJECT 2

Sober Coach System
Our second project is a peer-to-peer sober coaching program — created by people in recovery, for people in recovery. This system pairs individuals with trained sober coaches who understand the journey firsthand, providing mentorship, accountability, and guidance through the daily challenges of sobriety.

PROJECT 3

Stay Legal

The third pillar of our work is growing The Chaz Foundation into a community movement. Of keeping you legal and compliant to avoid minimum of a 6 month audit and law suits or as far as being shut down.

PROJECT 4

The Chaz Foundation is building employment programs to give people in recovery real skills and opportunities for a fresh start. We invite local business owners to partner with us by offering job training or workplace experience to our participants. By volunteering your business as a training ground, you’re not only helping someone rebuild their life — you’re investing in stronger, healthier communities.

PROJECT 5

The Chaz Foundation would be honored to share our story and mission with your team. By giving us a chance to speak at your business, school, church, or community event, you allow us to spread awareness about addiction, recovery, and the work we’re doing to save lives through sober living and support programs. Together, we can inspire hope, break stigma, and build partnerships that change lives.

PROJECT 6

Through our Sponsor a Bed program, you can directly change a life by covering the cost of a safe, sober place to stay for someone in need. Many individuals leaving treatment or the streets have nowhere to go — your sponsorship provides stability, hope, and a real chance at lasting recovery. One bed can be the bridge between relapse and rebuilding a future