Three Bridges Recovery WI, Inc

10/26/2026

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10/22/2026

COME CHECK US OUT!! ONE PILL CAN KILL EVENT AT 1015 RESERVE ST STEVENS POINT ( UNIVERSITY)

10/20/2026

Congratulations, Heath Bader, on graduating from Wood County Treatment Court! Your hard work and commitment to recovery deserve celebration. Everyone at Three Bridges Recovery are proud of you, Heath!

10/19/2026

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10/19/2026

10/19/2026

The countdown is underway! Only a few days left until Drug Take Back Day on Saturday. Are you prepared to join in? Find a collection site near you and all the information you need to know: https://www.dhs.wisconsin.gov/opioids/drug-take-back-day.htm

10/16/2026

Join Us at the Festival of Lights Charity Auction!
The Second Annual Festival of Lights Charity Auction is right around the corner — and we don’t want you to miss this incredible night of community, connection, and support for our veterans.

🎟️ Tickets are available now — scan the QR code to get yours!

Your ticket helps support life‑changing programs and ensures these organizations can continue their mission of service and recovery.

📅 Saturday, December 5, 2025
📍 American Legion Hall, Marshfield, WI
💛 Cocktails, hors d’oeuvres, and a vibrant charity auction — all for an incredible cause.

Let’s fill the room with generosity and light.

Together, we build bridges. Together, we support recovery.

10/15/2026

Wood County is seeing an increase in the number of drug overdoses between October 7 and October 14, 2026. Read this information carefully to protect yourself, your loved ones, and your neighbors:

What is happening?
• Street drugs are deadlier right now. Illegal drugs - including pressed pills, co***ne, he**in, and methamphetamine - are being mixed with toxic amounts of substances like fentanyl.
• You cannot see, smell, or taste fentanyl. Even a tiny amount can cause a fatal overdose.
• Any pill not from a pharmacy could be fake. Do not trust pills bought online or from a friend.

How to stay safer?
• Never use drugs alone. If you don't have a safe person to use with, call Safe Spot at 1-800-972-0590. You cannot use naloxone on yourself.
• Use drug testing strips and test your supply (test stimulants for fentanyl, test opioids for xylazine). Free test strips are available at locations in Marshfield and Wisconsin Rapids - see resource map below.
• Keep Narcan (Naloxone) with you. Tell someone where it is and how/when to use it.

Signs of an Overdose:
An overdose is a medical emergency. Call 911 immediately if you see someone with these signs:
• Unresponsive: The person will not respond to your voice or touch. Yell, "I'm going to Narcan you!" or do a sternum rub with your knuckles.
• Breathing issues: Their breathing is very slow, shallow, or has stopped completely.
• Choking sounds: They are making gurgling, snoring, or choking noises.
• Skin changes: Their lips or fingernails are blue, gray, or pale.
• Small pupils: The black centers of their eyes are extremely small ("pinpoint pupils").

Training on how to use naloxone is available from the WI Department of Health Services on YouTube. Remember to give one dose every 2-3 minutes and check for return of breathing (they may not wake up completely).

Find free Wood County resources near you (resource map):
https://www.google.com/maps/d/u/0/viewer?mid=1mQxr2IVwKWenPjT8gnoSAo8NINR7qRg&femb=1&ll=44.51277844977247%2C-89.9960521&z=1

10/13/2026

Join us for the One Pill Can Kill community presentation on October 21st during Red Ribbon Week! Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) agents will share crucial information about the dangers of fake pills and how to protect your family. Free refreshments will be available. Let's work together to keep our community safe!

Visit https://bit.ly/4gUbH7I to register. *Registration is encouraged but not required.

10/12/2026

The little things in life. 💗✨