Support the Mission
Your support
saves lives.
NARCO is entirely donor-funded. Every dollar goes directly toward providing free, professional mental health care to veterans, military families, first responders, and individuals who would otherwise go without.
$0
Cost to every client
$950–$1,900
Est. annual cost per person (static)*
$348
Annual cost per person (mobile)
21K–42K
People served at full scale*
*See funding methodology note below.
Why Support NARCO
The math is on our side.
Cost of doing nothing
~$25,000
Estimated annual cost of untreated PTSD per veteran or service member (about 22 sessions/year) — mostly direct health care and disability payments.
Cost of NARCO care
$950–$1,900*
A full year of free, professional therapy for one person at full program scale, based on typical annual utilization.
Even at the higher end, NARCO delivers a full year of care for a fraction of what untreated PTSD costs — in health care spending, disability payments, and lost potential.
Ways to Give
Choose how you want to make a difference.
Give Online
Credit card · Debit card · ACH bank transfer
Donate securely online with a credit card, debit card, or direct bank transfer. One-time or recurring monthly gifts accepted. Processed securely through GiveLively — no platform fees taken from your donation.
Give by Check
Traditional mail donation
Make your check payable to North America Rehabilitation Counseling and mail to:
North America Rehabilitation Counseling
5806 Meadowcrest Lane
Sachse, Texas 75048
Major Gifts & Planned Giving
Wire · ACH · Securities · Foundations · Grants
For large gifts, multi-year pledges, wire transfers, donor-advised funds, appreciated securities, estate gifts, corporate sponsorships, or foundation grants — contact us directly for secure transfer instructions.
donate@thenarco.orgFounding Partner Recognition
Your legacy.
Permanently recognized.
We are proud to recognize our founding partners who help make this national network possible. Every level of commitment creates lasting impact.
National Legacy Partner
- National recognition as a Founding Legacy Partner
- Opportunity to name a national program (subject to Board approval)
- Permanent recognition on the National Founders Wall
- Recognition on website and in annual reports
- Invitations to all special events and facility dedications
National Founding Partner
- Permanent recognition at every counseling center nationwide
- National website recognition
- Annual impact reports
- Invitations to all leadership events
Facility Naming Partner
- Naming recognition for one counseling facility (subject to Board approval)
- Permanent on-site recognition
- National website and annual publication recognition
Community Champion
- Major recognition within a counseling center
- Featured recognition in annual publications
- Community impact reporting
Leadership Circle
- Recognition on the National Founders Wall
- Invitations to annual appreciation events
- Recognition on the organization's website
Every contribution — large or small — directly funds free mental health care for those who need it most.
Partnership Opportunities
We welcome support from every sector.
NARCO's funding model is built on diverse, sustainable partnerships across the private, public, and philanthropic sectors. Whether you're an individual, a corporation, or a foundation, there is a meaningful role for you.
partners@thenarco.orgContribution Types Accepted
Stewardship & Transparency
Every dollar, accounted for.
NARCO is committed to responsible stewardship of every contribution. We operate with independent financial oversight, ethical governance, and full accountability to our donors.
Static Facility
$4M / year per location
- Personnel (salaries, benefits, development)$1,470,00036.8%
- Office space rental$500,00012.5%
- Insurance$475,00011.9%
- Operational expenses$700,00017.5%
- Reporting & compliance$280,0006.9%
- Reserve / emergency fund$575,00014.4%
Mobile Counseling Unit
$1M / year per unit
- Personnel costs & benefits~$150K
- Vehicle purchase & therapeutic conversion~$80K
- Vehicle operation & maintenance~$40K
- Fuel, mileage, route planning~$30K
- Technology & secure communications~$25K
- Insurance, liability, administration~$75K
10-year commitment preferred
Long-term funding enables program stability and sustainable therapeutic relationships.
$950–$1,900* funds one year of care.
That's a fraction of the roughly $25,000 a year untreated PTSD costs a veteran — for an entire year of free, professional mental health support for one person.
No program in America delivers comparable value per dollar invested.
Tax Deductibility. North America Rehabilitation Counseling is recognized by the IRS as a tax-exempt charitable organization under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code.
EIN: 42-4270459 · Contributions are generally tax-deductible to the extent permitted by federal law. Consult your tax advisor regarding deductibility.
Checks payable to North America Rehabilitation Counseling · 5806 Meadowcrest Lane, Sachse, Texas 75048
PTSD, Mental Health Treatment Utilization, and Cost Estimate Disclaimer
Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and other mental-health conditions represent a significant need among Veterans, military service members, and their families. The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) reports that approximately 6% of U.S. adults experience PTSD during their lifetime, while nationally representative Veteran data have identified higher rates among Veterans. Among Veterans who utilize VA health care, the prevalence of PTSD is substantially higher than among Veterans who do not use VA health care. PTSD may also occur together with depression, anxiety, substance-use disorders, and other mental-health conditions, potentially increasing the need for counseling and supportive services.
For purposes of North America Rehabilitation Counseling (NARCO)'s financial and program planning only, NARCO may use an estimated average of approximately 22 counseling/mental-health visits per participant per year as a planning assumption, based in part on historical VA utilization data showing approximately 22 mental-health outpatient encounters for Veterans in a PTSD diagnostic cohort. This figure is not a clinical requirement, treatment standard, prediction, or guarantee that any individual participant will require or receive 22 visits. Actual utilization may be substantially higher or lower depending upon the participant's diagnosis, severity of symptoms, treatment plan, clinical progress, availability of services, referrals, insurance or governmental program requirements, and the independent professional judgment of the treating clinician.
Any dollar amount associated with the estimated number of visits is likewise a NARCO planning estimate only and should not be interpreted as a guaranteed reimbursement rate, actual market cost, allowable governmental reimbursement, or guaranteed expenditure. For example, if NARCO uses a preliminary planning assumption of $200 per visit, 22 estimated visits would produce a planning estimate of $4,400 per participant per year. This calculation is provided solely for budgeting, forecasting, donations, and program-planning purposes. Actual costs may vary considerably based on provider compensation, facility and administrative expenses, geographic location, insurance or government reimbursement requirements, service type, group versus individual treatment, treatment duration, participant needs, and other operating factors.
Disclaimer: All utilization, visit, and dollar figures presented by NARCO are estimates developed for planning and budgeting purposes and are not guarantees of treatment utilization, reimbursement, revenue, expenses, participant outcomes, or funding. Nothing in these estimates is intended to establish a medical necessity determination or prescribe the number of counseling sessions any individual should receive. Treatment frequency and duration must be determined on an individual basis by appropriately licensed and qualified healthcare professionals in accordance with applicable laws, regulations, professional standards, and the participant's individualized treatment needs. NARCO reserves the right to modify these estimates as additional clinical, operational, reimbursement, and financial data become available.