About Bucks County Drug & Alcohol Commission
To provide and coordinate prevention, treatment and recovery support services for individuals and families affected by substance use in Bucks County.
Focus Areas
Substance use disorder treatmentPrevention and educationRecovery support servicesRecovery housingCriminal justice diversion and reentry supportsBehavioral health crisis services
Who They Fund
people experiencing housing instability / homelessnessindividuals in need of intervention or treatment (e.g., behavioral health or medical)populations targeted by prevention efforts (general at-risk groups)
Funding Style
direct service / program funding
About Bucks County Drug & Alcohol Commission
Bucks County Drug & Alcohol Commission Inc centers its funding on a countywide substance use system that covers prevention, intervention, treatment, recovery support, and housing. The largest recent award in the dataset was $2,114,423 to St Luke's Penn Foundation in Sellersville for treatment and housing, followed by $1,917,500 to Lenape Valley in Doylestown for intervention. Those awards show a pattern of funding providers across the continuum, rather than a single service type. Recent grants also point to a network of local behavioral health and recovery organizations. Council of Southeast PA received $1,273,762 in 2025 for prevention and intervention, while Gaudenzia in Norristown received $1,056,929 for treatment. The commission’s active programs include recovery housing scholarships, State Opioid Response housing supports, contracted adolescent treatment providers, and county-supported prevention coalitions, which together indicate direct service funding tied to Bucks County’s treatment and recovery infrastructure. The grant list is weighted toward Pennsylvania recipients and local service agencies, with repeated awards to organizations such as St Luke's Penn Foundation, Council of Southeast PA, and Gaudenzia across multiple years. That recurring pattern suggests ongoing operating support for providers that carry out county substance use services.
What Bucks County Drug & Alcohol Commission Funds
The commission funds across several linked service areas. In treatment, it gave $1,056,929 to Gaudenzia in Norristown for treatment, and $343,172 to Malvern Treatment in 2025 for the same purpose. In intervention work, Lenape Valley in Doylestown received $1,917,500 in 2025, with an earlier $103,026 award in 2023, both marked intervention. Housing is another clear theme. Bucks County Behavioral Health received $426,529 in 2025 for housing, while Family Services in Quakertown received $431,684 for treatment and housing. Prevention grants also appear in the list: Jewish Family & Children's Service in Bala Cynwyd received $173,882 in 2025 for prevention, and YWCA of Bucks County in Trevose received $76,121 for prevention. The commission’s active programs mirror these categories, including recovery housing, adolescent treatment, and contracted prevention coalitions.
How Bucks County Drug & Alcohol Commission Gives
Financial Snapshot
Annual Giving
$22.6M
Total Assets
$3.8M
Total Revenue
$16.7M
Total Expenses
$16.5M
Typical Grant Size
Most grants fall between $18K and $161K, with a median of $57K.
25th Percentile
$18K
Median
$57K
75th Percentile
$161K
Geographic Reach
Local2 states funded
Funding intensity
LowHigh
Headquarters
Leadership
DIANE ROSATI
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