A promotional flyer for Restoring Hope Ministries features a portrait of Dr. Jeffrey Gross and a city skyline of Green Bay in the background, with a bold $2.1 million capital campaign announcement and service icons in the foreground.

Help us build a place where hope becomes relationship, relationship becomes opportunity, and opportunity can become a different future. Restoring Hope Ministries Inc is raising $2.1 million to build a sustainable, faith-centered community of care in Green Bay, Wisconsin—one designed to walk alongside people facing addiction, trauma, re-entry, housing instability, and other significant life transitions. This vision reaches beyond providing a bed or offering a single service. We are developing an interconnected continuum where people can find recovery housing, clinical and faith-based counseling, peer support, case management, chaplaincy, education, life-skills development, neurofeedback services, recovery programming, community relationships, and pathways toward meaningful work and leadership. A major part of this vision is Hope120, a developing 120-day recovery-community model. Participants will have opportunities to engage in structured recovery programming, counseling, peer relationships, spiritual formation, practical life-skills development, food preparation and nutrition education, gardening, community activities, education, employment preparation, and transition planning. Our developing multidisciplinary team is designed to include faith-based counselors, clinical counselors, nurses, case managers, chaplains, house managers, peer-support personnel, and neurofeedback staff. Restoring Hope School of Biblical Counseling will also create supervised opportunities for appropriately prepared Biblical Counseling and Chaplaincy students to serve while developing the next generation of ministry leaders. Choice and human dignity are central to this vision. RHM programming will be available to Hope120 guests, but we do not believe that Restoring Hope must be the source of every good thing in a person's recovery. Participants may build appropriate recovery and care relationships outside RHM as well. Where responsible help is found, we welcome it. Our goal is not to make people dependent upon our organization; it is to help people develop relationships, skills, resources, responsibility, and community that can continue long after a formal program ends. The $2.1 million campaign is intended to help move this vision from development toward sustainable implementation. Funds raised will support priorities such as:<ul><li>Hope120 recovery-community and housing development</li><li>Property acquisition, preparation, furnishings, and infrastructure</li><li>Staffing and workforce development</li><li>Faith-based and clinical counseling access</li><li>Nursing, case-management, chaplaincy, and house-management capacity</li><li>Peer-support and recovery programming</li><li>BrainPaint® neurofeedback access and related programming</li><li>Living Free, REBOOT Recovery, addiction education, and recovery groups</li><li>Scholarships for counseling, education, peer training, and other qualifying programs</li><li>Life-skills, nutrition, cooking, gardening, employment, and community-integration programming</li><li>Restoring Hope School of Biblical Counseling educational and supervised service pathways</li><li>Technology, safety, administration, training, quality assurance, and operational infrastructure</li><li>Continued-care and community connections after participants leave housing</li><li>Financial reserves and sustainability planning necessary to responsibly operate and grow the mission</li></ul> The people who benefit are not simply future Hope120 residents. This work is intended to strengthen individuals and families affected by addiction and trauma, people returning to the community, veterans and first responders, people seeking affordable counseling, future peer helpers, ministry and chaplaincy students, churches, employers, community organizations, and the broader Green Bay and Northeast Wisconsin community. We want someone who first comes through our doors needing help to someday have the opportunity to become a person who helps someone else. That is what restoring hope means to us. A donation to this campaign is an investment not simply in a building, but in the people, relationships, professional and ministry infrastructure, education, and community necessary to make long-term restoration possible. Our complete project goal is $2.1 million. Every gift—whether $25, $250, $2,500, $25,000, or a transformational contribution—moves another piece of this vision forward. Thank you for helping us build a place where hope becomes relationship, relationship becomes opportunity, and opportunity can become a different future.

US$125.00