The Big Texas Rally for Recovery, also known as BTRR, is a celebration of recovery of individuals, families, and entire communities across Texas. What started as one celebration in rotating host cities, is now a vibrant community tradition hosted in local communities by local community organizations and leaders.
The University of Texas Addiction Research Institute handles the coordination of events to support local rallies.
This September, communities across the country will come together to celebrate health and wellness, connection, and the strength of people in recovery!
A Celebration of Recovery
For more than 30 years, during the month of September, communities, and local organizations from across the country host celebrations in honor of the National Recovery Month observation. These activities take many forms that bring public attention to recovery and challenge negative attitudes, stigma, and discrimination.
For more than a decade, a vital part of this tradition has included the Big Texas Rally for Recovery – a celebration for recovery of individuals, families, and entire communities across Texas.
