Learn about our Charity Partners

At SobrSol, giving back is not something we wanted to add later. It is part of why we exist. One-third of our profits are donated to organizations supporting people affected by mental health challenges and substance use disorder.

We partner with organizations doing meaningful work in recovery, treatment, housing, and community support. Every purchase helps us contribute to that work while supporting organizations that are making a difference in people’s lives.

Our pieces are meant to carry meaning for the person wearing them, but we want their impact to extend beyond the person wearing them. That is what it means to be Worn With Purpose.

The HOFFA Foundation is a Maryland-based nonprofit dedicated to helping people rebuild their lives in recovery from substance use disorder. Based in Carroll County, the organization provides stable recovery housing, employment opportunities, job training, peer connection, and ongoing community support. Its HOFFA House offers men a supportive sober living environment that can help bridge the transition from treatment back to independent life.

At the heart of HOFFA’s work is the belief that connection and opportunity are essential to lasting recovery. Through programs including HOFFA House, HOFFA Beans, its recovery helpline, and community fundraising initiatives, the foundation works to help individuals regain stability, independence, dignity, and hope while building a stronger recovery community.

All For Recovery is a Maryland nonprofit dedicated to removing financial barriers that can prevent people struggling with substance use disorder from receiving treatment. The organization provides grants and financial assistance to individuals who are uninsured or otherwise unable to afford the care they need.

Its support can help individuals access a continuum of recovery services, including detoxification, partial hospitalization, outpatient treatment, and recovery housing. All For Recovery also works with treatment providers to connect people with appropriate care and help create a path toward long-term recovery. Since its founding, the organization says it has provided treatment and housing support to 185 individuals.

At the center of its mission is a pretty simple idea: when someone is ready to ask for help, the ability to pay should not be what prevents them from receiving it.