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Honoring Danny’s legacy of compassion and generosity, we provide free rides to recovery services for people living with substance use disorder.
VOICES FROM THE RIDE

Real People. Real Impact.

Transportation can be one of the biggest barriers to staying connected to treatment, recovery services and community. Here’s what a ride has meant to some of the people we’ve had the honor to support.

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I finally have a ride to and from my obligations. I don’t constantly have to reschedule or beg people for rides.
— SS, Danny’s Ride Rider
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Danny’s Ride makes a HUGE difference to me. I’m working now, little by little, learning to live clean, sober and self-sufficient.
— J, Danny’s Ride Rider
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Without these rides, I wouldn’t have met the people who are now helping me become a peer recovery specialist.
— MB, Danny’s Ride Rider
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I have maintained my sobriety, which has helped me rebuild my life. I have a home, my family, my dogs — and a life that matters.
— LS, Danny’s Ride Rider
Why Transportation Matters →
More riders, more recovery journeys, more lives changed. With every passing month, Danny’s Ride is reaching new communities and building stronger partnerships to make recovery accessible for all.

Number of Rides

Number of Riders

7/31/2026

It is our vision that Danny’s Ride will be accessible to all who need a ride in support of their recovery from substance use disorder. If you are interested in exploring how Danny’s Ride can help, please read our FAQ and connect with us through our contact page.

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Read the latest OpEd by Nancy Knoebel
Stigma, Lack of Access to Help Hinder Overcoming Addiction

Danny’s Ride President and Founder, where she presents substance use disorder as a disease that responds to intervention and treatment, rather than a moral failure.
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latest OpEd by Nancy Knoebel
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Our MissioN

To honor Danny’s legacy of compassion and generosity, we provide free rides to recovery services for people living with substance use disorder.

If you needed a ride, you could count on Danny Teichman. His family saw it for themselves, and heard story after story about Danny helping people who needed a ride. Some people he knew … and some people he didn’t. It was just something he did, and he probably never even gave it any real thought.

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