About Us

Rage Against Addiction is a non-profit organization dedicated to connecting addicts and their families with the resources they need to find a path to recovery that will enable them to lead happy healthy lives.

Meet our Amazing Team!

Wendy Beck

Wendy Beck

Founder and Executive Director

Tara Kuzma

Tara Kuzma

Chairman of the Board of Directors

Rachel Bongiorno

Rachel Bongiorno

Recovery Coach and Daughter’s House Program Director

Amanda Buddenbohn

Amanda Buddenbohn

Board of Directors

Jeff Pollard

Jeff Pollard

Member of Board of Directors

Meredith Morris

Meredith Morris

Member of Board of Directors

Rich Bennett

Rich Bennett

Member of Board of Directors

Alicia Bloss

Alicia Bloss

Member of Board of Directors

What Does Rage Against Addiction Do?

From treatment resources and sober living to family services and grief support, Rage Against Addiction strives to provide programs that follow the addict and the family through the recovery process.

Daughter's House

Designed to assist women who are transitioning from substance abuse treatment to long-term recovery. Located in the suburbs of Harford County, MD, the program provides a safe, structured, and supportive sober living environment where women can continue their healing journey. This program also offers access to individualized support, including medication-assisted treatment (MAT) options when appropriate, to meet each woman’s unique needs.

Harford County

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RAA ABC (After Baby Care) / DEF (Donate to Every Family)

Thanks to funding awarded by Harford County, Maryland, we have expanded our ABC Program (After Baby Care) and launched a companion initiative called DEF (Donate to Every Family). These programs are designed to directly support Harford County families (now extending services through age 18) affected by addiction, with a special focus on mothers in recovery and their children. By meeting basic needs, we aim to support recovery and empower healthy, lasting family connections.

Harford County

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HALO (How to Live Without Our Addicted Loved One)

An online grief support group specifically for those that lost loved ones to substance abuse. This is a safe and private supportive environment. Please request to join here.

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