Donna Bottineau is one of the driving forces behind North Central Washington Peer Connection (NCWPC), a community-rooted Recovery Community Organization in Moses Lake, WA. As the founder and CEO, Donna brings a passionate commitment to creating a welcoming space where individuals in recovery can connect, heal, and thrive.

Donna’s vision for NCWPC is deeply influenced by her own lived experiences and her strong belief in trauma-informed, peer-led support. She has played a pivotal role in designing NCWPC’s programs, including the “Creative Connections” art groups and family-friendly community events that embody the organization’s mission of “Building Recovery – Strengthening Community.”

In all her work, Donna remains dedicated to empowering others and advancing the role of peer support in rural Washington. Her leadership continues to shape NCWPC into a vibrant, inclusive hub of recovery and community connection.

Brandi is known for her outgoing personality, strong sense of compassion, and ability to make others feel seen and supported. She brings both lived experience and professional dedication to her work, helping connect individuals and families with recovery resources while fostering hope and empowerment.

Her leadership reflects NCWPC’s mission of “Building Recovery – Strengthening Community.” Brandi is committed to making peer support accessible across Grant County, ensuring that every person who walks through NCWPC’s doors is met with respect, encouragement, and genuine care