The birth of this mission came from our founder’s life-changing volunteering experience at church and the fact that Dayton was considered the worst city in the country for the heroin/opioid crisis. “I felt like God was calling me to ‘bottle’ that
rewarding volunteer feeling and build a team who would serve others.
The name ‘Mission Addiction’ came from God, the day before our kickoff meeting.”
We started off with a simple support group and prayer team in 2017. From the start, people told us, “Your approach would help ANYONE – not just people struggling with addiction.” We’ve added several services since then and we have a vision for more.
Building and training a large volunteer workforce is still important to our mission.
Part of our plan is for participants to gain value and purpose by serving others.
It’s a Mission Addiction!






The following was inspired by student volunteers: