The Peter G. Dodge Foundation offers innovative initiatives designed to advance understanding, treatment, and recovery from alcohol use disorder through education, resources, and partnerships.
The Peter G. Dodge Foundation's Technical Assistance Partnerships program provides pro-bono technical assistance hours to national nonprofit partners focused on addiction and recovery, mental health, and wellness.
Technical assistance helps nonprofits operate more effectively and strengthens their sustainability by providing specialized skills and services not already resident within the organization. Our TAPs program provides gifts of time rather than funding, leveraging our expertise and years of experience in the addiction field to help partners achieve specific, measurable goals toward effecting meaningful change.
A national web resource focused on alcohol use disorder (AUD) with distinct pathways for different need states, this site will launch in 2026.
AlcoholUseDisorder.org is a comprehensive guide to understanding, treating, and recovering from Alcohol Use Disorder (AUD). Created by the Peter G. Dodge Foundation, this resource provides context and structure to understand AUD and navigate a path to positive change. With distinct units for those seeking treatment, those in early recovery, and those wishing to change their relationship with alcohol, AlcoholUseDisorder.org examines problem alcohol use from multiple perspectives, offering evidence-based information and guidance.
Active from 2014-2023, Mission Grants provided funding for exemplary nonprofits addressing alcohol addiction in the United States.
$2.4M awarded across 61 grants to 30 organizations
PGDF began as a grantmaking organization. Our collaborative grantmaking style supported increased options, elevated awareness, and facilitated access to care for alcohol use disorder.
Note: Our Mission Grants program is not currently accepting new applications.