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THEY DID THE WORK — HELP US GET THEM HOME

We have two men who have been doing awesome! They’ve gone through our program, secured full-time employment (and maintained that employment for 3 years), and have been working hard toward getting a place of their own. Because of felonies that are now 4+ years old, finding housing has been a long road. We finally found a landlord willing to give them a chance, and they’ve been approved for a 2-bedroom townhome together! They’ve worked hard and saved $5,000 on their own, but because of their backgrounds, the landlord is requiring first month, last month, and a security deposit. We’re looking to raise the final $1,500 to get them into their new home! 🏠 Any amount helps us get them across the finish line!
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Help Continue Momentum in Recovery Journey

Three men in recovery are transitioning into our long-term transitional housing program after the sober home they were living in unexpectedly announced it was closing, giving residents only 30 days to find new housing. While they are grateful to have a safe place to continue their recovery, they are starting over with very few personal belongings. We are trying to raise $1,500 for the three men so we can help them to purchase bedroom essentials to help welcome them home including bedding, dressers, nightstands, lamps, laundry hampers, and other basic furnishings. A comfortable, furnished bedroom provides more than a place to sleep—it offers stability, dignity, and a fresh start as these men continue rebuilding their lives.
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Simple Need Can Change Everything

Today we’re looking for two donated dishwashers or the funds to purchase dishwashers for two incredible families who are rebuilding their lives. 🏡 Family #1: A single mom with three children who has overcome homelessness and addiction. She’s working hard to create a stable, healthy home where her kids can thrive. 🏡 Family #2: A couple with one child who also came out of homelessness and addiction. They’ve worked incredibly hard for this fresh start and are building a new future together. Something as simple as a working dishwasher may seem small, but for families balancing work, recovery, parenting, and rebuilding their lives, it can make a real difference in reducing stress and helping their homes function well. If you have a working dishwasher you’re replacing or know someone who does, we’d love to give it a second life in a home where it will be deeply appreciated. If you’re able to donate we are trying to raise $800 total—we’re helping families build lasting homes and brighter futures. ❤️
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Help a Man in Transforming His Life

We’re looking for help with one final hurdle for a gentleman who has taken an important step toward changing his life. He has recently joined the Allos Ministries program and will be entering inpatient treatment before moving into one of our Opportunity Homes. He’s committed to recovery and has chosen to get the help he needs. The only thing standing in the way is the remaining $370 on his ignition interlock (Intoxalock) program. Once this balance is paid, the device can be removed from his vehicle. He’s worried that if he enters treatment before it’s paid off, he’ll miss payments, be forced to restart the program, and face additional costs and delays. Covering this final $370 would remove a major obstacle and allow him to focus completely on treatment and the next chapter of his recovery.
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Help with final payment

Client recently moved into Allos Ministries after experiencing a relapse related to a difficult divorce. He had maintained employment for the past eight months but began drinking again during the divorce, which ultimately resulted in the loss of his job. He is actively working to get back on his feet and is seeking new employment. He has one remaining legal obligation: a $265 court-related fee due on July 2. Paying this final fee will allow him to fully resolve his legal matters and remove a significant barrier as he works toward stability, employment, and long-term recovery.
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Single Hard Working Mom Needs New Tire

One of our moms could use a little help today. She’s a hardworking single mother who was driving to work when a tire came off her vehicle. Thankfully she is safe, but she now faces an unexpected repair that she cannot afford on her own. Reliable transportation is critical for her to continue working and providing for her family. The rite repair is $300
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Help Keep Someone Moving Forward

One of the men in our program is working hard and doing well. He recently secured a job as a facility manager, which requires him to drive between multiple locations each day—sometimes several trips a day. Reliable transportation is becoming essential for him to keep succeeding at work. The good news: he can do the labor himself and repair his own vehicle. He just needs help getting the parts. Current needs for his 2009 Honda Civic EX Coupe: • Front and rear rotors/brake kit – approximately $175 • Quick struts with coil springs + rear shock absorbers – approximately $200–275 Total need: approximately $375–450
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Young man in need of groceries

Urgent need for a 20 year old young man who hasn't eaten in a week. He has no money and no transportation to get food.
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Help Dad Get AC Fixed In His Vehicle

One of the dads in our program is trying to get the AC repaired in his vehicle before the summer heat arrives. His daughter has a disability, and having reliable AC would make a huge difference for appointments, transportation, and everyday life during the warmer months. The repair estimate is around $800. If anyone would like to help toward the repair, we’d be incredibly grateful.
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Single Mom Lost Her Car this Mother’s Day

Six months ago, she and her 5-year-old were living in a truck. Today, she’s working 20 hours a week through our program, showing up consistently, rebuilding her life, and her child is finally thriving with stable school attendance and routine. She was just $300 behind on her vehicle payment — the final payment before the car would have been fully paid off and completely hers. This morning, on Mother’s Day, the vehicle was repossessed. Now she needs: * $300 to finish the payment * $300 repo fee $600 total gets her car back — and the vehicle becomes fully owned. For a mom working hard to rebuild after homelessness, losing transportation can unravel everything quickly: * getting to work * getting her child to school * stability * momentum * hope
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