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Angie Dahlen2026-02-24 14:46:252026-08-18 11:38:319th Annual Auction & Dinner (November 14, 2026)Our addiction awareness events exist to bring families and communities together in King County.
Whether you’re walking alongside a loved one in recovery or showing up to support families facing addiction, our events create space for connection and being a cause in the matter of change.
We host several signature events each year and stay active in the community throughout the year. For the most up-to-date information on events and ways to get involved, follow us on
Donations and sponsorships make these events possible and allow us to continue offering family support services at no cost. Learn more about sponsorship opportunities or make a donation to support this work.
Upcoming Events
Invite Battlefield to Speak at Your Event
We love connecting with local groups, schools, and civic organizations. Invite us to speak or table at your upcoming event. We’d love to join you!
FAQs about Our Addiction Events
Is It Appropriate to Bring My Teen or Young Adult to an Event?
Yes. Many of our events, including the Run for Recovery 5K and National Night Out, are family-friendly and welcome young people. If you’re unsure whether a specific event is the right fit for your family, contact us, and we’ll help you decide.
Do I Have to Talk About My Family’s Situation if I Attend?
No. You’re welcome to attend, listen, and connect at your own pace. There’s no obligation to share your story or discuss your family’s situation with anyone.
Are Events Free to Attend?
Most Battlefield Addiction events, including our recovery walks and community gatherings, are free to attend. Fundraising events like the Auction & Dinner may have a ticket cost, which is noted on that event’s page.
How Do I Register for an Upcoming Event?
You can register through the event listings and “Learn More/Register” links on this page. Follow Battlefield Addiction on Facebook for real-time updates on upcoming addiction awareness events and recovery walks.





