Run With Your Heart, Love With Your All

Veteran Owned | Non-Profit Organization | Local and Family Owned

2025 Run is planned for Saturday July 26th. Call for details.

Fighting Opioid Addiction One Step at a Time

Proceeds from the charity 5K run will be used to fight opioid addiction. As an official 501c organization, all donations to the Courtney Roderick Run for Recovery Foundation are tax-deductible.

Sign Up for Our 5K Run for Charity in Tiverton, RI

Once again, it's time to gather together in the fight against opiate addiction. Our organization works in remembrance of Courtney Jean Roderick, and we strive to help those who are still fighting the battle with addiction.

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Our Successful Runs

Since 2018, the CRRR Foundation has raised over $25,000 in the fight against opioid addiction. During the 3rd Annual Courtney Roderick Run for Recovery, we went virtual and were still able to raise over $5,000! During the 4th Annual Courtney Roderick Run For Recovery, we raised $12,500.

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Take Action With Us

We are on a mission and can't be stopped! Please join our substance abuse awareness foundation in the fight against opioid addiction through donating or running/walking. If you're ready to raise awareness for opioid addiction, call (401) 835-1804 today and take action.

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We're Making an Impact in the Fight Against Addiction

Learn More About Courtney

Our annual 5k run for charity is dedicated to the memory of Courtney Jean Roderick. Courtney was a:

Daughter
Sister
Mother

And she was loved by many. Courtney always wanted to give to others and help in any way she could, despite not having enough for herself. She wanted to help others before she helped herself. She was strong and bold, and her laugh and smile were contagious.

Helpful Resources

Here are some educational and helpful links for your convenience:

https://preventoverdoseri.org/
https://learn2cope.org/
https://www.samhsa.gov/
https://www.intherooms.com/home/

The mission of our organization is multifaceted. We want each individual to learn more about drug overdose and how we can prevent it from happening. Additionally, we want to promote policies and attitudes that reduce the harms of both drug use and drug prohibition.