Adult and Teen Challenge of Western Wisconsin is excited to announce its 5th Annual Drive the Road to Recovery
event, scheduled for Friday, October 11 and Saturday, October 12 at the Dahl Auto Museum’s StarLite Drive-in
Theater.
We all know that addiction continues to devastate individuals, families and our community. Adult and Teen
Challenge of Western Wisconsin puts hope within reach for woman struggling with addiction and other life
controlling problems. In fact, 78% of individuals receiving care at an Adult and Teen Challenge program remain
free from addiction after graduating.
Andrea, a recent graduate, shares, “The moment I was introduced to meth was the beginning of the end for me.
It took over every aspect of my life and caused me to make really bad decisions that hurt a lot of people. I am
now living in total freedom with true healing in my heart, mind and soul. A freedom I never thought was possible
for me”.
The Drive the Road to Recovery event promises to be an unforgettable evening dedicated to supporting
individuals and families affected by addiction and life-controlling issues. Kevin Schaler, Executive Director, says,
“Our goal is not only to raise awareness and to share our freedom stories, but also to raise funds to continue our
mission of providing a low to no cost recovery program for every woman who struggles with addiction.”
Event Details:
Attend Friday, October 11 or Saturday, October 12
5 – 6 pm – Hord’ oeuvres and desserts catered by Mary Cody
6 – 7 pm – Messages of hope and transformation from clients
7 – 8:40 pm – Hidden Figures movie watching from a vintage car or stadium seating
For tickets or more information on how you can support our program, please visit our website at http://www.atcww.org
Adult and Teen Challenge of Western Wisconsin is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing a residential,
faith-based, transformational program to women 18+ who are struggling with addiction and other life-controlling
issues. Our 12-month program has helped women find hope, freedom, and purpose in their lives. Our program
is 100% funded by donations. The generosity of individuals, businesses, churches, and organizations help us
fulfill the vision of putting hope within reach of every person struggling with addiction.