Join us in celebrating Recovery Month in September, and help us ensure that this year’s grant cycle is a resounding success! We are pleased to announce that we are hosting our inaugural fundraising event, the PGDF Fitness Challenge. Throughout September, ...
The Peter G. Dodge Foundation (PGDF) is pleased to announce the launch of our updated and revised website. Comprehensive updates to the site include: Revised and updated Treatment Guide with over 50 topics and 140 resources Revised Grants section including ...
The Peter G. Dodge Foundation is currently accepting applications for its Mission Grant program. Mission Grants fund work that aligns with our primary mission: helping people lead lives free from the effects of alcohol addiction. By increasing treatment options, elevating ...
The Peter G. Dodge Foundation (PGDF) is pleased to announce the formation of a new Advisory Council. Comprised of experts in all areas of the field, the Advisory Council (AC) will play a key role in shaping PGDF’s programmatic strategy ...
A new study linking the hormone aldosterone with risk for alcohol use disorder (AUD) may present a new avenue for developing medication treatment for AUD. “We believe that this target might be particularly promising for those individuals who drink excessive ...
Alcohol use by young people can have long-term negative consequences such as increased risk of addiction, injuries and other health problems. The younger a person is when they start drinking, the stronger the effects on their development will be. In ...
The Peter G. Dodge Foundation is pleased to sponsor America Honors Recovery 2017, the signature gala event of Faces and Voices of Recovery, on Monday, July 17, 2017 at the Hyatt Regency Washington on Capitol Hill, Washington, DC. America Honors ...
Editor’s Note: As Congress prepares to vote on a replacement for the Affordable Care Act (ACA), we at PGDF thought it worth examining the important ways the ACA has affected treatment availability for substance use disorder. In 2014, Dr. A. ...
The New Day Campaign uses art-based programming and public engagement to challenge stigma and discrimination associated with mental illness and substance use, making the world a more healing place. Founded by Baltimore-based artist and activist Peter Bruun after the loss ...
