Gosnold 2025 Annual Report

Our Mission Matters.

2025 Annual Report

A Year of Expansion – 2025 Highlights Falmouth Road Race The Martin J. Walsh Alumni Award Gosnold College Scholarships for High School Seniors Cape Cod Symposium

Wareham Construction

Annual Charity Golf Tournament Coat & Food Drive for Falmouth Service Center Charlie Wilkerson Memorial Dinner Falmouth & Wareham Holiday Parades

Corey Grier Alumni Award Winner

Honoring the Legacy of Our Alumni The Martin J. Walsh Alumni Award recognizes and honors individuals who have overcome significant hurdles due to substance use and/or mental health disorders. By celebrating stories like these, this annual tradition aims to show people that recovery is possible, and there is hope.

Gosnold is proud to recognize Corey Grier as the 2025 Martin J. Walsh Alumni Award recipient. Corey’s story is one of surrender, perseverance, and extraordinary service to others. He entered Gosnold for detox on June 23, 2003, at a time when addiction to alcohol, opioids, and other substances had taken hold of his life. Immersed in a punk rock lifestyle and facing the loss of steady work due to his behavior, Corey reached a turning point—and Gosnold helped save his life.

Committed to recovery, Corey embraced sobriety and became active in Alcoholics Anonymous, building a foundation rooted in accountability and service. In his early sobriety, he worked with individuals with developmental disabilities before taking on a role as a case manager with the Boston Public Health Commission’s Homeless Services Bureau in 2004. Over the next two decades, Corey dedicated his career to serving Boston’s most vulnerable populations, rising to the position of Director of Strategic Planning and Partnerships. Throughout his 20+ years of service, Corey has helped thousands of individuals access care, stability, and hope, while maintaining his own sobriety.

Pictured: Richard J. Curcuru and Alumni Award Recipient: Corey Grier

When the bridge to the Long Island Shelter closed, Corey worked tirelessly to ensure there was no interruption in services for those who depended on them, exemplifying leadership, compassion, and unwavering commitment. His journey from patient to public servant is a powerful testament to the life-changing impact of recovery.

Gosnold is honored to present Corey Grier with this prestigious award and to celebrate the profound difference he continues to make every day.

Greetings From Richard J. Curcuru “Together, we are shaping a stronger future for those we serve.”

Dear Friend, As we reflect on the past year, Gosnold remains deeply committed to delivering high-quality, compassionate care while continuing to grow our presence across the communities we serve. The dedication of our staff, along with the generosity of supporters like you, has been essential to sustaining our mission and strengthening the foundation of care we provide.

At the core of our work is a continued focus on evidence-based, comprehensive treatment for individuals facing substance use disorders and mental health challenges. Even as the healthcare landscape continues to shift, our priority has remained the same: ensuring that every person who comes to Gosnold receives respectful, effective, and individualized care.

Over the past year, we have also worked to deepen our community connections and broaden access to services. Through partnerships, outreach efforts, and thoughtful expansion, we are reaching more individuals and families and increasing awareness of the resources available to support recovery and long-term wellness.

While challenges remain, we are entering the year ahead with optimism, resilience, and a clear vision for growth. With the continued dedication of our team and the generosity of our supporters, Gosnold is well positioned to expand our reach and ensure that high-quality care remains accessible to those who need it most.

From a financial perspective, we are navigating a complex and evolving healthcare environment.

While certain funding opportunities have changed, the support of our donors has become more important than ever. Philanthropic contributions play a vital role in allowing Gosnold to meet growing demand, sustain essential programs, and invest in the future of care.

I extend my sincere gratitude to every member of the Gosnold community, our staff, volunteers, donors, and partners. Your commitment continues to make a profound difference in countless lives.

Together, we are shaping a stronger future for recovery, healing, and hope.

We are excited to prepare for the opening of a new Gosnold facility in Wareham in 2026, expanding access to care and strengthening our impact across the region. This important step forward in our mission will allow us to better serve individuals and families, and we are energized by the opportunities and community impact this new location will bring.

With much gratitude, Richard J. Curcuru President and CEO

Senior Leadership - Pictured Left to Right Dr. Andrew Mann Chief Medical Officer Allie Anderson, LICSW Chief Clinical Officer Richard J. Curcuru, LICSW President & Chief Executive Officer Danae Young Chief Operating Officer

Jeff Modestino Chief Financial Officer

Board of Directors Donald Quenneville Chairman Brig. Gen., USAF (ret.)

Elizabeth Andreev Treasurer Executive Director UBS Financial Services, Inc.

Eric Masterson Managing Director Empower Maxwell Mundy

Richard J. Curcuru President President & CEO Gosnold Behavioral Health

Edward Fienga Secretary Brig. Gen., USAF Chief Operating Officer Deuce Drone

George Ganzenmuller

John Cook

Jeffery Dykens

Vice Chairman Retired - Sr. Vice President

Private Wealth Management UBS Financial Services, Inc.

Retired - Chief Financial Officer Duffy Health Center

Retired Doctor & Medical Director Rachel Newton Vice President Global B2B Marketing Operations Mastercard

At Gosnold, we are fortunate to be guided by a committed and forward-thinking Board of Directors whose expertise, leadership, and dedication strengthen every aspect of our work. Their strategic guidance helps shape the direction of our programs and ensures we continue to deliver high-quality, compassionate care. We are deeply grateful for their ongoing support and the meaningful impact they have on our organization and the communities we serve.

Your Impact In Numbers In 2025, Gosnold reached more than 9,500 individuals across 485 communities and 26 states. Many people struggling with mental health or substance use challenges remain hidden in plain sight, often too scared to seek the help they desperately need. These individuals are our family members, colleagues, friends, and neighbors. When they come to us for support, our mission is to restore their well-being, instill hope, and rebuild their confidence.

Individuals Served Inpatient - 2,752 • Acute Treatment Service • Clinical Stabilization Service Outpatient - 4,498 • Partial Hospitalization • Intensive Outpatient • Outpatient Counseling • Massachusetts Impaired Driving Program

Community Support- 2,216 • Behavioral Health for Justice Involved Individuals • Overdose Prevention • Recovery Coaching • Intervention Team • ER Navigation Program

Caring For Our Community Massachusetts Impaired Driving Program (MID) Gosnold’s Massachusetts Impaired Driving (MID) Program provides education and intervention services for individuals convicted of a first-time impaired driving offense. Through a structured 16-week program, participants gain a deeper understanding of alcohol misuse, impaired driving behaviors, and the impact of substance use while promoting safer decision-making.

In 2025, Gosnold’s MID Program served 1,031 participants across the region.

Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP) Gosnold’s Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP) provides structured day treatment for adults experiencing mental health and co-occurring substance use disorders. Through evidencebased therapy, medication management, and individualized care planning, the program supports stabilization in a non-inpatient setting. In 2025, Gosnold’s PHP served 1,193 patients across its locations and virtual telehealth platform.

“The program in itself was designed and constructed professionally, inviting, with freedom of speech without judging, love and respecting boundaries.”

Your Support Helps Us Provide Life-Saving Care

“All the staff was very kind and helpful. I felt comfortable and felt like all my needs were met. I would definitely recommend this place to anyone looking for help with substance abuse or mental health.”

“I liked how well-rounded the activities were and how they were so understanding of each person here.”

“I enjoyed the group as a whole and I felt very thankful for everyone that I met and talked to. It made me feel very understood for one of the first times in my life.”

Thank You For Your Support When you support Gosnold, you are investing in programs that create lasting change and strengthen the communities we serve. Your generosity directly supports essential services for individuals and families navigating mental health and substance use challenges. Every dollar donated is fully dedicated to advancing our mission and expanding access to care, helping to change lives and offer hope to those who need it most.

FY25 Revenue Programs & Services

$ 29,809,253

Contributions & Grants

$ 897,288

Other Income

$ 19,031

Investment

$ 44,680

Total Revenue

$ 30,770,252

Programs & Services 96.9%

Administrative & General 15.3%

FY25 Expense Programs & Services

$ 25,189,432

Administrative & General

$ 4,633,492

Fundraising

$ 547,133

Total Expense

$ 30,370,057

Gosnold is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.

We reinvest all revenue into our mission.

Contribution & Grants 2.9%

Programs & Services 82.9%

Care That Puts Your Health First.

Advancing recovery through compassion, care, and hope.

The Gosnold Way- Innovation, Integrity, Collaboration, Accountability, Excellence

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