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Recovery International

Oak Brook, Illinois

Cause Description:
Recovery International is a non-profit community-based organization, founded in 1937 by the late Dr. Abraham A. Low, M.D., Chicago neuropsychiatrist. Its goal is to help people with nervous and emotional disorders reduce their suffering and improve their mental health. Weekly group meetings offer a system of self-help techniques which members learn and then practice in their daily life.

Type: Public Service
Listed on iGive since: March 2005
iGive members supporting: 99

Website: www.recoveryinternational.org

Raised through iGive: $1,286.85 across 34 checks, April 2005 to January 2023.

Payments sent to Recovery International
Period endingAmount
Jan 31, 2023 $71.39
Sep 30, 2022 $33.48
May 31, 2022 $44.20
Jun 30, 2021 $40.53
Sep 30, 2020 $25.53
Jul 31, 2019 $40.42
Oct 31, 2018 $151.33
Sep 30, 2018 $25.15
May 31, 2015 $30.92
Apr 30, 2014 $33.27
Nov 30, 2013 $28.03
Jun 30, 2013 $32.19
Apr 30, 2013 $25.02
Feb 28, 2013 $35.10
Oct 31, 2012 $28.61
Jun 30, 2012 $30.67
Mar 31, 2012 $33.82
Jan 31, 2012 $26.35
Dec 31, 2011 $46.45
Nov 30, 2011 $40.96
Oct 31, 2011 $27.93
Aug 30, 2011 $30.67
Oct 31, 2010 $25.92
Nov 30, 2009 $40.04
Jan 31, 2009 $26.04
Jan 31, 2008 $32.05
Apr 30, 2007 $36.47
Nov 30, 2006 $30.86
Sep 30, 2006 $29.72
May 31, 2006 $33.60
Jan 31, 2006 $25.14
Nov 30, 2005 $55.58
May 31, 2005 $26.54
Apr 30, 2005 $42.86

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