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Pink Cloud Foundation

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Founded in February 2019, Pink Cloud Foundation is a registered nonprofit, 501(c)(3) charitable organization based in Minneapolis, MN.

Serving the Twin Cities metro area, and surrounding communities, we provide housing support and other critical resources to those who are in transition to sober housing from in-patient substance abuse treatment programs, or correctional facilities. We also partner with other nonprofit organizations from across the state to assist those seeking long-term recovery from Substance Use Disorder (SUD).

Seeing a need for energetic, nonprofit work in this area, we formed our organization to provide sensible solutions and resources to those needing assistance during their recovery.

Pink Cloud Foundation derived its name from "Pink Cloud Syndrome", which is defined as the “state of mind, usually experienced in early sobriety (Day 14 to 45), characterized by unusual happiness and grandiosity in spite of rather difficult life circumstances.”

Its also important to note that a person's highest likelihood of relapse is during this "Pink Cloud" phase. Coincidentally, this is also when most patients are discharged from their treatment programs.

Pink Cloud Foundation's mission is to provide housing assistance, support services, and other critical resources to those seeking long-term recovery from alcohol and drug addiction.

Our vision to make the transition from an in-patient rehabilitation treatment center, or correctional facility, to sober-housing as easy as possible. By alleviating some of the immediate burdens on these individuals, we feel, allows for peace-of-mind, fosters serenity, reduces stress, improves mental health, and keeps them engaged in their recovery program.

Simply put, our belief is that a smooth transition into sober-housing and a life of recovery, not only minimizes stress and anxiety, but greatly reduces the chance of relapse during these critical, and often overwhelming, times of change.