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OPEN DOOR RECOVERY CENTER

ELLSWORTH, ME · EIN 22-2548836

IRS tax-exempt status has been reported as revoked.Verify the organization’s current status with the IRS before making a decision. Reported revocation date: 2021-11-15.
What this organization reports

Mission and public details

OPEN DOOR RECOVERY CENTER is COMMITTED to THE HEALTH and WELL-BEING of THOSE MEMBERS of OUR COMMUNITY RECOVERING FROM CHEMICAL ADDICTION. ITS MISSION is to PROVIDE THE HIGHEST QUALITY OUTPATIENT TREATMENT for OUR CLIENTS and THEIR FAMILY MEMBERS AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE COST. SINCE ITS FOUNDING, OPEN DOOR RECOVERY CENTER HAS PROVIDED TREATMENT REGARDLESS of THE CLIENTS ABILITY to PAY. OPEN DOOR RECOVERY CENTER REGARDS ADDICTION AS A PRIMARY DISEASE. TREATMENT FOLLOWS THE MEDICAL MODEL, INCORPORATING MULTIPLE METHODOLOGIES and PHILOSOPHIES of AA/NA and AL-ANON for LIFE LONG SUPPORT.

Organization
OPEN DOOR RECOVERY CENTER
EIN
22-2548836
Address
PO BOX 958, ELLSWORTH, ME, 04605
County
Hancock
Tax category
Alcohol, Drug Abuse, Treatment Only
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Financial information at a glance.

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$582,579reported assets
$706,649reported revenue
$866,949reported expenses
$431,704reported contributions
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