The most successful recovery stories - sustained sobriety - are always tied to strong, long-term relational accountability, along with strategic steps that help addicts change their minds, behaviors, and life choices. Here are some truth bombs that outline some key success markers for recovery that lasts.

We are humbled to share Greenhouse Project has been awarded the highest standard Seal as a 2022 Platinum Transparency recipient from Candid. What does this all mean?

Here we go AGAIN… Thankful for continued support of our ministry work with these local media teams. Here are the latest media projects we’ve been working on behind the scenes with Main Line Today and M&M Production video work.

The buzz at our headquarters each Tuesday is palpable when about 50 people gather to receive free food from compassionate volunteers. Today it’s my honor to brag on a few special people who make this a meaningful time of connection.

We spoke with Alex Delgatto, who serves as our Women’s Recovery Coordinator, about the unique challenges women face as they pursue addiction recovery. Here’s what life is really like for women in recovery in Chester.

Our partner Paramount Recovery House – located just two doors down – has become a lifeline for addicts struggling to obtain and maintain sobriety in Chester. For 2+ years, we have partnered with James and Paramount House to serve over 101 residents with free one-on-one recovery counseling and coaching.

Friend, the odds are stacked here in Chester. Here are some new stats that shed light on the realities of our city and, beyond the numbers, a reminder that real, hurting people continue to need our help. Let’s keep going…

Ephesians 2:4-5 says, “But because of his great love for us, God, who is rich in mercy, made us alive with Christ even when we were dead in transgressions—it is by grace you have been saved.” (NIV) Life transformation happens at the point of believing Jesus at his Word.

My dear friend Lisa Merideth went home to be with Jesus one year ago tomorrow and, as this day approached, I felt sure about honoring her in a special way to our supporters. With a spirit of reflection and gratitude, here are three ways Lisa lived life that made a huge impact on others. I hope it encourages you to go bigger and bolder in your own life!

When God gave us the dream of a transformed Chester, a few specific assignments were very clear: share the Gospel, provide strong addiction recovery support and invest in mentoring and educating the youth. Join the club… our HOMEWORK club this year!

A recent large community event Let’s Talk About It invited me to speak on substance abuse, and it was like a moment of cultural shift. The attendees agree that now is the time to be open about mental health, addiction, emotions, and hard truths about living in Chester.

I would have witnessed at least 16 shots of gunfire just 10 feet away had I waited another 30 seconds. On any given day, at any time, something like this can happen on our block. This is the daily reality of living in our Chester neighborhood.

Here are some simple ways you can help make ‘back to school’ time awesome for the under-resourced kids in our neighborhood. Let’s go big with this one, and watch God grow your generosity all school year long!

Our days are usually full of heavy challenges, but today feels like a ‘win’ as we celebrate the baptisms of FOUR recovering addicts we’ve been discipling! Jesus, show yourself to them in powerful ways that their faith and perseverance might grow.

So many doors have opened lately with developments “behind the scenes” so to speak, including this one about our new headquarters… an answer to prayer about 5 yrs in the making!

It came so fast this time around, but our team is celebrating a Happy 2 Year Anniversary since going full time! Take a look back with us to see how God moved us forward and the impact of your support in Chester.

Coming off the year with the highest overdose deaths, we are working harder than ever to prevent this latest story of loss in our recovery community. Will you join us in the fight for true freedom from addiction?