Why we exist
To provide people in recovery a safe place to gather for meetings, fellowship, recreation, education and spiritual support, with a sense of belonging.
About the Dry Dock
Built by people in recovery, for people in recovery.
A volunteer-run 501(c)(3) nonprofit in downtown Port Huron, governed by a board of local people who care.
Mission, vision and purpose
What we're building
A resource for the whole recovery community, and support for the families and loved ones of people who are struggling.
What we do
Help people who struggle with substance use live a life free from drugs and alcohol by giving them the resources for long-term recovery.
Our story
A new home on Huron Avenue.
In 2026 the Dry Dock moved from 412 Huron Ave into our new home at 207 Huron Ave, still downtown and still steps from the river.
Local grants, private donors, monthly givers and many hours of donated labor and materials made the move possible. The doors are open six days a week, the coffee is always on, and the meeting rooms stay busy with AA, NA, CoDA, DAA and faith-based groups.
Everything here runs on volunteers and community support. If the Dry Dock has helped you or someone you love, help us keep it going.
Leadership
Board Members
The Dry Dock is governed by a volunteer board that meets monthly. Our Treasurer, Scott Russel, oversees the center's finances, and a written financial report goes into the minutes every month.
Nate AyottePresident
Angie ValdiviaVice President
Scott RusselTreasurer
Will FaitelSecretary
Tracy FultonActivities Coordinator
Karen MargoBoard Member
Pat BowersBoard Member
Brandon McNameeBoard Member
Jacob ButkiBoard Member
Want to reach the board? Email drydockrecovery@gmail.com.
Transparency
Tax-exempt and accountable.
Dry Dock Recovery Center, Inc. is a tax-exempt organization under section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. Donations are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law.