Support our programs for breast cancer patients and survivors, and help ensure that every woman who is faced with this disease has access to the full support she may need and absolutely deserves.

At Recovery on Water (ROW), we are dedicated to ensuring every woman facing this challenge has the resources she needs to thrive. As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, we rely on the generosity of our supporters through grants, sponsorships, and charitable donations to offer quality coaching, indoor and outdoor facilities, and safe equipment for our team.

Rowing is a physically challenging and rewarding team sport, but it comes with significant costs, requiring a variety of resources just to ensure practice happens on a daily basis. Your contribution helps cover essential expenses like insurance, coaching fees, motorboat fuel (used for coaching), and rowing equipment like rowing shells, oars, safety kits, and cox boxes. Here’s how your donation can make a difference:

  • Eight-Seat Rowing Shell: $40,000

  • Coaching Motorboat: $10,000

  • Full Scholarship to Power10 Camp with room & board: $1,200

  • Indoor Rowing Machine (Erg): $1,000

  • Training & Certification for one coach: $750

  • Water Safety Kit: $250


JOIN ROW’S RIPPLE EFFECT

Become a part of our Ripple Effect monthly donor program and transform the future of post-diagnosis support. Your monthly gift helps us expand our reach in Chicagoland, ensuring that women at any stage of their cancer journey receive the support they need.

Just like a pebble creating ripples in water, your ongoing support creates a far-reaching impact, making a difference beyond the initial act.


PREFER TO DONATE ANOTHER WAY?

PAY BY CHECK:
Please make checks payable to "Recovery on Water" and send to:

Recovery on Water
1010 West 35th Street, Suite 600
Chicago, IL 60609

GIFT OF STOCK:
ROW can also accept your one-time gift of stock. Contact Tara at tara@recoveryonwater.org for details

For any questions about donating or fundraising for ROW, please reach out to our Executive Director, Tara Hoffmann.