Support OkSOBERfest 2026 — Showcase Your Brand and Change Lives!
Be part of a substance-free celebration that breaks stigma and supports addiction recovery in central Maryland.
Join us in celebrating recovery and community at OkSOBERfest — a substance-free family festival that proves recovery is something to celebrate. All the fun of Oktoberfest, without the beer! Your sponsorship directly supports the Addiction Healing Center at the Westminster Rescue Mission, providing critical treatment and recovery services to people rebuilding their lives.
October 3, 2026 | 11 am - 3 pm
Free admission — some activities available for a small fee
What You're Supporting
Carroll County faces an addiction crisis. In 2025 alone, we've seen a 64.7%
year-over-year increase in overdose deaths. Many people lack access to quality
treatment and recovery support. OkSOBERfest brings our community together to
break stigma, celebrate recovery, and fund life-changing addiction services.
Your sponsorship directly enables:
• Residential treatment programs
• Recovery housing and case management (Including the county's only Recovery Home for Moms with Their Children)
• Outpatient treatment, Individual and family counseling
• Job support and community integration services
Make your mark at an event that draws hundreds of families and community members:
• Craft fair featuring local artisans
• Inflatable costume races (fan favorite!)
• Cake walk & balloon drop
• Pumpkin decorating
• Family crafts & lawn games
• Food vendors & fall treats
• Face painting
• Live music from Ransomed Soulz
Support the whole event or get behind a specific activity—sponsorship
opportunities are available at every level, so there's something for every budget.
Ready to make an impact? Register today!
For sponsorship inquiries or to confirm your commitment contact:
MARK PUNCHARD
Development Officer
MPunchard@WestminsterRescueMission.org
717-309-6066 (Direct)
410-848-2222
SPONSORSHIP DEADLINE: September 4, 2026
(Please confirm by this date to ensure your logo is included in initial print run)