The Impact of Donors on Hope is Alive Residents

The Impact of Donors on Hope is Alive Residents

At Hope is Alive, recovery is about more than sobriety. It’s about restoration, faith, purpose, and community.

For many residents, Hope is Alive represents something they have been searching for years to find — hope.

Joshua, who spent over 20 years in and out of recovery, shared that Hope is Alive is “by far the best sober living house I’ve ever been in.”

‍What made the difference? People who genuinely care.

Because of donor support, residents are accomplishing milestones they once thought were out of reach:

• Gaining and maintaining steady employment
• Restoring relationships with family and children
• Getting driver’s licenses and vehicles back
• Returning to school and earning degrees
• Addressing mental health and underlying trauma
• Discovering identity and purpose in Christ

Amy, a resident from Kansas City, shared that she now has 16 months of sobriety, is a full-time student, a house manager, and has made the Dean’s List three times. She credits Hope is Alive — and the generosity behind it — for helping her get to where she is today.

Across the nation, hope in the fight against addiction is spreading. 

And while reading about it is powerful, hearing it directly from our residents themselves is something else entirely.

This is Hope is Alive. And this is what your support makes possible. Donate today.

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