Living Free Health Announces Fourth Annual Art for Recovery Fundraiser

Living Free Health is preparing for its fourth annual Art for Recovery fundraiser on Friday, March 14, 2026, at the Nugget Hotel & Casino. The event is designed to raise funds for the nonprofit’s treatment, housing and recovery services, and organizers say demand is high after more than 200 people attended last year.

The evening will feature recovery speakers who have participated in treatment and reentered the community, along with live entertainment and both live and silent auctions. The Arts Collective of Nye County has pledged to donate original artworks for auction, creating an opportunity for local artists to contribute directly to recovery services while increasing community visibility for their work.

Sponsors and table packages are available, including business banner sponsorships that provide prominent recognition during the event. Living Free Health is accepting ticket purchases, sponsorship commitments and donations through its website. Organizers urge early registration because prior-year attendance levels suggest the event is likely to sell out.

Funds raised at Art for Recovery will support the nonprofit’s range of services, including treatment programs and housing options for people working to maintain recovery. For a community like Nye County, where access to behavioral health resources can be limited by distance and resources, fundraising events provide a practical mechanism for expanding local support and services. The presence of recovery speakers also aims to reduce stigma by sharing lived experience and demonstrating pathways back into the community.

Beyond direct services, the fundraiser provides a gathering space for residents, business leaders and artists to engage around a shared local cause. Table packages and sponsorships offer businesses a way to support recovery efforts while gaining exposure at a well-attended community event. The inclusion of original artwork from a county arts collective strengthens ties between cultural organizations and health services.

Living Free Health’s Art for Recovery combines fundraising with community-building and public conversation about recovery. Residents interested in attending, sponsoring or donating can find tickets and additional information on Living Free Health’s website. Early action is recommended given the event’s expected popularity.