Become a Bridge To 100 Member
Join North Carolina’s faith-based recovery network—serve more people, access opioid-settlement funding, and strengthen care through shared mission, best practices, and community.
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Bridge To 100 has three classes of membership. Recovery nonprofits apply as voting Members. For-profit service providers and supporting organizations or individuals apply as non-voting Partners or Affiliates.
Membership Application
For 501(c)(3) recovery nonprofits applying as voting Members. Tell us about your organization and how you serve those in recovery. The application asks you to affirm the Bridge to 100 Statement of Faith and Code of Ethics.
Open Membership ApplicationPartner and Affiliate Application
For for-profit service providers (Partners) and supporting individuals or organizations (Affiliates). A shorter application about your organization and how you support the network.
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Discover spiritual support, networking, advocacy, and other benefits of joining the Bridge To 100 network.
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Classes of membership
These classes follow the Bridge To 100 By-Laws.
Voting Members
- Must be 501(c)(3) nonprofits with a physical location and a board.
- Provide faith-and-science-based services.
- Annually affirm the Statement of Faith and Code of Ethics.
- Entitled to one vote on Board nominations and confirmations.
Partners (non-voting)
For-profit service providers that support member work, such as Southeastern Integrated Care.
Affiliates (non-voting)
Individuals or organizations that are not fully aligned but support the network, such as Veteran’s Life Center and Brunswick County Adult Treatment Courts.
Partners and Affiliates receive access to resources, newsletters, updates, and open meetings.
How it works
Membership process
- The Board reviews applications within 90 days.
- Rejected applicants must wait 90 days to reapply.
- Membership is non-transferable.
- Resignation must be in writing. Termination requires a majority vote of the Board.
Why join
Benefits of Joining the Network
Bridge to 100 connects like-minded recovery centers so each one can do more than it could alone.
Ongoing spiritual support
Multi-denominational, Christ-centered encouragement for your team and the people you serve.
Network of colleagues
Shared best practices, facility tours, and ideas from recovery leaders across North Carolina.
Funding access
A unified approach to opioid-settlement funding—state directed grants and county RFAs.
Stronger voice
Mission-focused advocacy at the state level and increased public exposure for your work.
Questions
Membership FAQ
What is the Bridge to 100 faith-based recovery network?
A statewide faith and science recovery network of 39 organizations working to reach all 100 North Carolina counties with whole-person, faith-based recovery support.
What are the benefits of joining a recovery network?
Ongoing spiritual support, a network of colleagues, shared best practices, opioid-settlement funding navigation, a unified advocacy voice, and increased public exposure.
How does my organization become a Member?
Complete the online Membership Application above. Voting Members are 501(c)(3) nonprofits with a physical location and a board that provide faith-and-science-based services and affirm the Statement of Faith and Code of Ethics each year. The Board reviews applications within 90 days.
Can for-profit or supporting organizations join?
Yes. For-profit service providers apply as Partners, and supporting individuals or organizations apply as Affiliates. Both are non-voting classes. Use the Partner and Affiliate Application above.