2026 Walk for Recovery
Join us for the 2026 Brazoria County Recovery Walk and stand with a community committed to breaking stigmas and supporting recovery. Become a sponsor or participate to help fund scholarships, expand access to Narcan, and bring hope to individuals and families across Brazoria County.
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Brazoria County Recovery Committee
Hope. Help. Healing
Addiction and Mental Health issues have touched nearly every family and community in America, and Brazoria County is no exception. Every day, people here are fighting for their lives and futures. Too many are lost to overdose and suicide. At the Brazoria County Recovery Committee (BCRC), we believe recovery is possible, and we are committed to making sure help is never out of reach.
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Our mission is simple: save lives, support recovery, and invest in futures.
Save lives by ensuring Narcan is available in communities throughout Brazoria County by providing and maintaining Narcan machines in various locations.
Support recovery by connecting people to treatment providers, peer support, and recovery resources.
Invest in futures by offering scholarships for students in long-term recovery, assisting students in applying for FASFA and registering for college.
About Us
Who We Are
BCRC was founded in 2018. Our goal is to break the stigma of addiction and provide practical resources. We support people who are struggling, in recovery, and their families. From installing lifesaving Narcan dispensers across the county to awarding scholarships for students in recovery, and providing peer support services we are working to create a stronger, healthier, and more hopeful community.
Our Mission
We provide sensible, compassionate solutions to the addiction and mental health crisis in Brazoria County. We are committed to:
- Overdose Prevention through Narcan distribution and education.
- Recovery Support through coaching and by connecting people with treatment and peer groups.
Narcan Saves Lives
Narcan (naloxone) is an emergency medication that can reverse an opioid overdose in minutes. Having it available can mean the difference between life and death.
That’s why BCRC has worked to place free Narcan vending machines at accessible locations throughout Brazoria County. These machines provide Narcan at no cost, 24/7. No one should face a crisis without help.
Investing in Education
Recovery doesn’t end with treatment. Long-term success often requires education and career opportunities. Scholarships for people in recovery are rare, but BCRC is changing that.
We offer Recovery Scholarships through Alvin Community College and our website. These scholarships make it possible for students in recovery to pursue their education and build a better future.
Connecting People with Care
Every person’s recovery journey is unique. We partner with treatment providers, peer support networks, and recovery organizations across Brazoria County. Whether someone needs detox, long-term treatment, counseling, or peer support, BCRC helps make those connections.
We also support families. Addiction affects parents, spouses, and children. By providing counseling, education, and resources, we strengthen families and recovery to both those suffering from addiction and mental health issues and their families.
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Lavan's Song
Use voice to inspire hope, healing, and change with this poem and songwriting competition.
Who Can Enter: Ages 12-20
Round One Submission Details: Ages 12-20
- Email your submission to: bcrcommittee2018@gmail.com
- Submissions close May 13th (Semi Finals held shortly after)
First Place
$500
Second Place
$250
Third Place
$100
NO NEED TO PERFORM – We have some to do that for you!
Our Team
Meet Our Team
We are a grassroots group of staff, volunteers, and partners. From restocking Narcan, late night support calls to mentoring students, our team works late nights and weekends to make sure no one is forgotten.
Brandye Toombs
Founder and President
Crystal Guillot Morris
Vice President
Jordan Meeks
Outreach
Donna Kitchens
Outreach
Andrea Meeks
Outreach
Christie Warneke
Outreach
How You Can Help
There are three main ways you can support recovery efforts:
Get Help
If you or someone you know has been affected by addiction, visit our Get Help page or reach out to us through email, Facebook Messenger, or by phone at (979) 248-5395.
Volunteer
Skilled workers to willing hands, volunteers are the heart of recovery.
Donate
Financial support allows us to purchase supplies, fund events and scholarships, and provide assistance where it’s needed most.
Together, We Recover
Recovery is not just about rebuilding lives—it’s about restoring hope. At BCRC, we believe that hope is stronger than any storm. With your help, we can continue to serve families, strengthen our community, and ensure no one is left behind in recovery.
