Damian Trujillo is a prominent recovery advocate and sober companion with a passion for helping individuals struggling with addiction get and stay sober. His own journey of redemption and self-improvement has been a testament to the power of perseverance and faith. Despite being exposed to the seductive lure of gang culture and substance abuse at a young age, he persevered through multiple imprisonments and multiple near-fatal accidents. When he finally reached rock bottom, he sought solace in rehabilitation and 12 Step Programs, committing himself to the principles of hard work, determination, and spiritual growth.

In addition to achieving sobriety and making amends for his past mistakes, Damian has devoted himself to uplifting and supporting others on their own journeys of recovery. He founded T.H.U.G. Mansion, a spiritual and charitable organization, as well as Inspiro, a sober companion company, to provide guidance, support, and opportunities for those battling addiction and other challenges. Along with co-founding Recovery Soldiers, a non-profit company that hosted sober events and service projects, Damian has demonstrated a steadfast dedication to service and community.

Damian's dedication and love for helping people in recovery has not gone unnoticed, as he was honored with the Recovery Ambassador Award from the Utah Division of Substance Abuse and Mental Health. He has also contributed to the recovery movement on a legislative level, advocating for laws that can aid the recovery process and help those suffering from addiction get the help they need. As a well-recognized recovery speaker, Damian has shared his story and insights at treatment centers, schools, prisons, rally’s, community events, and fundraisers, and has been featured on a number of news programs, documentaries, and published articles.

With a goal of continuing to dedicate his life to helping others recover from drug and alcohol addiction, Damian hopes to see a day when addiction no longer affects every household in our communities and is no longer an epidemic in our world.