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Ways To Give

Help Us Give the Gift of Treatment

Guest House provides more thanĀ  $1.5 million in free care annually to Catholic clergy and religious who cannot afford treatment. Since 1956, our services have helped more than 8,000 individuals return to their ministries worldwide, revitalized and renewed. The positive ripple effect of their recovery on the communities they serve is immeasurable. We rely on the generosity of individuals, organizations, corporations, and foundations to support our mission of offering the best opportunities for quality recovery and overall health and wellness. Your support helps us continue this vital work, touching countless lives in meaningful ways.

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You can increase your impact by making this a recurring monthly gift.Ā 

More Ways to Give

There are many ways to support the mission of Guest House. From a cash donation, to participating in or sponsoring our events, to gifting stock shares, to various planned giving options, the opportunities to champion this healing ministry are plenty.


Provide long-lasting support for Guest House while meeting your personal finance goals.

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Guest House

Mission Advancement

1601 Joslyn Rd.

Lake Orion, MI 48360


Call us at (248) 393-8969 to make your gift with a debit or credit card.

Ask your employer if they match gifts to Guest House and mail the completed form with your donation.

Sponsor or register for a variety of events offered to the public.
A Sisterā€™s Story of Healing at Guest House

In January 2004, I was treated for alcoholism at Guest House in Lake Orion, Michigan.Ā  Alcoholism affected every dimension of my life: socially, spiritually, mentally, and emotionally.Ā  I remember clearly the day of my ā€œhitting rock bottomā€ and crying out for Divine Help. It will remain forever etched on my mind and heart as the miracle that led me to return home ā€” home to myself and ultimately home with God.

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Painful childhood memories carried into late-adult life would catch up with me sooner or later. Little did I know how much I needed profound healing. It was time to admit complete defeat and surrender those spirits that controlled my life in exchange for the real Spirit awaiting me. Once I conceded, the healing process began with a program of recovery that included counseling, nutrition programs, exercise, spiritual direction, and group sessions for sharing our common story. The holistic approach offered by professional staff at Guest House helped me to explore those aspects of emotional pain that I buried with the substance alcohol.

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In addition, the beautiful grounds too, contributed to inner healing as nature manifested visible signs of Godā€™s unconditional love, mercy, and forgiveness. Be it winter or spring, the eyes of my heart embraced a family of deer, silver cranes, flowing springs of water, sunrises and sunsets.Ā  All this beauty contributed to my recovery journey. In this holy place I discovered and learned to let God walk with me on the path of vulnerability. Yet never alone. WE became a new concept and value. WE rely on the wisdom and power of the group, and WE rely on a Higher Power greater than ourselves.

Sister Linda

Today, I am deeply grateful for the gift of sobriety made possible by having accepted the disease of alcoholism.Ā  Learning to integrate the 12-Steps of Alcoholics Anonymous has made a great impact on my life!Ā  Involvement in service work, detention centers, accompanying newcomers into Alcoholics Anonymous, and giving retreats. For me the Guest House logo says it all: ā€œTreatment Works. Recovery is Possible.ā€

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There is a saying around the tables and rooms of A.A., ā€œIf we want to keep what God has given us, we must give it away.ā€Ā  Today, some of those graced things that I keep in life are faith, joy, peace, and recovery.Ā  Thank you to those who support Guest House with their contributions, helping to save the lives of many women and men religious and priests.

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Sister Linda P.

A Personal Thanks to our Donors

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