When you support Heart2Serve, you ensure that women like Jessica will continue to have a safe and supportive environment where they can rewrite their stories.

When I first came to Heart2Serve, I was so broken, defeated, and could not stay sober. I was still in so much denial of how bad my alcoholism really was. I was very hesitant because I had never set foot in a sober living in my entire life and still didn’t believe I belonged in one, but this was my last chance at attempting sobriety, and I finally decided to humble myself and ask for help.

The women here welcomed me with open arms, and I felt as though I was no longer alone. The stigma I had placed in my head prior to coming here had disappeared. I was right where I was supposed to be, with other women who had been through similar struggles. I was given grace when I didn’t deserve it and encouraged by the women who I have met here. The friendships, fellowship, structure, and growth while I have been here is priceless. These things were so vital in my sobriety journey, and I probably would have never obtained any of those had I not come to live at Heart2Serve. I have restored broken family and friend relationships, my health, my self-esteem and my self-worth. Heart2Serve has, and will always be, a part of my sobriety journey. Thank you will never be enough to this place. I can’t wait to give back someday and help the next person the way I was helped along the way.

—Jessica R., H2S Resident