A Place For Hope: Recovery and Wellness Center

01/16/2026

A Place For Hope: Recovery and Wellness Center membership is growing (quietly, but steadily) There are no drop offs, no flat months, -- it's slow, healthy, organic growth.

Steady growth signals trust, retention, word of mouth credibility.

Show your support on Giving Hearts Day ❤️

01/15/2026

"At A Place For Hope: Recovery and Wellness Center, I'm able to advance my mental health recovery by practicing skills in leadership, conflict resolution, problem solving, understanding and acceptance, and peer mentoring. It had been exciting to implement the 8 Dimensions of Wellness in our programming so that each member can have the most balanced life as possible." Anonymous member

01/14/2026

In 2025, A Place For Hope: Recovery and Wellness Center & Food Pantry welcomed over 13,000 visits. Membership grew steadily all year. People came back again and again, not because they had to -- but because this place works. The numbers tell a simple story: this community is using what we've built, and they're asking us to be here for the long haul.

❤️ Your gifts support something already working. ❤️ Dollars sustain consistent, daily use. ❤️ Your gifts doesn't create demand -- it meets demand that already exists. Donate today using the QR code below or go to www.aplace4hope.org.

01/12/2026

" A Place For Hope: Recovery and Wellness Center does alot for me. It gives me time to think about things that I'm going to do when I go there. I love volunteering, doing art projects and hanging out with friends."
Anonymous A Place For Hope member

Welcoming community where adults living with mental illness find connection, purpose and practical help without stigma for more than 28 years.

01/09/2026

This week has been busy and we are so grateful that A Place For Hope: Recovery and Wellness Center has been able to serve many families. Thank you to our donors, volunteers and community for making like possible. ❤️

The food pantry will be open today from 10 am to 3:30 pm. Call 218.284.6069 to schedule an appointment.

01/08/2026

Why she volunteers at A Place For Hope: Recovery and Wellness Center and Food Pantry. We are stronger when we come together and give back to the community. ❤️

01/06/2026

"Coming to A Place For Hope: Recovery and Wellness Center helps me with my social skills, and helps me to have friends that I can ask for coping skills. A Place For Hope also allows me to have a sense of belonging and acceptance. " Anonymous

We provide a place where adults living with mental illness can explore their interests and hobbies, learn new skills and explore the community in a supportive social environment free from discrimination to prevent social isolation and relapse on their road to personal recovery.

01/05/2026

Building connections thru volunteering at A Place For Hope: Recovery and Wellness Center and Food Pantry. Our community is stronger when we come together. Interested im volunteering go to www.aplace4hope.org and click on Volunteer. We are making a difference one food item at a time.

01/02/2026

A SHOUT OUT to these volunteers that came in today while the food pantry was closed. A day of unloading, sorting and restocking the shelves. We appreciate our volunteers! ❤️

A Place For Hope: Recovery and Wellness Center and Food Pantry, as a nonprofit 501(c)3 organization. This means your donations to our food bank are tax-deductible. We are supported by our volunteers and donors. Support our mission by donating non-perishable food items, volunteer and/or make a monetary donation. Scan the QR code and donate today. Our community is stronger when we come together...one food item at a time!

01/02/2026

🌟 Important Update🌟
Our Food Shelf will be CLOSED today, January 2nd.
But don’t worry—we’ll be back to serve you on our regular schedule starting Tuesday, January 6th!
Thank you for your understanding💙
Stay warm and we’ll see you soon!

01/02/2026