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Join us for our annual Holiday Open House on Thursday, December 17th at our Men's Campus as we celebrate the people who make Healing Transitions possible! We'll honor our Volunteer of the Year, Community Partner of the Year, Employer Ally of the Year, and Staff Member of the Year, and welcome our newest Silver Chip Alumni. Enjoy food, fellowship, campus tours, and community as we reflect on another year of recovery and transformation. Nominations are open through November 16. To RSVP and/or submit a nomination, click the link in our bio!

Our annual Family Fall Fest was filled with festive fun, laughter, and community! From trick-or-treating and pumpkin carving to family-friendly activities, there was something for everyone to enjoy. Most importantly, it was a wonderful opportunity for families to come together, make memories, and celebrate the connections that make Our Village so special. Thank you to everyone who helped make this day a memorable one!

A big thank-you to @barnhill.built for spending a Friday afternoon giving our Women’s Shelter a fresh coat of paint! We’re grateful to their team of volunteers for sharing their time and talents to help make our campus a welcoming place for Our Village. Thank you for your continued support and for being part of the Healing Transitions community!

This past weekend, we celebrated our annual Family Fall Fest (stay tuned for a full recap later this week). In the meantime, we want to give a special shoutout to our friends at Ford’s Produce for generously donating pumpkins for our attendees to carve, paint, and decorate to their hearts’ content. Thank you for helping make this fall tradition extra special!

A big thank you to @ernest_packaging for their continued generosity! For the past two years, their team has organized a donation drive to collect essential items for our participants. Last Friday, they delivered brand-new underwear, T-shirts, washcloths, and hygiene supplies to support our neighbors on their recovery journeys. We’re grateful to have community partners who help ensure our participants have access to the everyday essentials they need. Thank you, Ernest Packaging, for your continued support of our Village!

A huge shoutout to @fleetfeetral for an amazing event last week! For the past several months, Fleet Feet has been collecting new and gently used sneakers for our participants. During their visit, participants met with Fleet Feet staff to learn more about their individual foot needs and receive custom fittings for a pair of donated shoes. Thanks to Fleet Feet Raleigh’s incredible generosity, more than 80 of our participants walked away with a new pair of kicks! We’re so grateful for partners who go the extra mile to support our Village. Thank you, Fleet Feet Raleigh!

We’re honored to be named a runner-up for Best Adult Nonprofit in @indyweek Best of 2026! Thank you to everyone who voted and continues to support Healing Transitions and our mission of making recovery possible for all.

Friendly reminder that our Oakwood24 Kickoff Party is THIS coming Wednesday, October 14th at our Men's Campus (1251 Goode St). Meet us in the courtyard at 4:30PM for a two-mile fun run through Dix Park that begins at 4:45PM. The Kickoff Party begins at 5:30PM and will have food, fellowship, and fun! Join us and hear from speakers, enter a swag bag raffle, and help us kickoff the fundraising challenge for this year's Oakwood24. RSVP at the "Events" link in our bio!

What a night! Together, our Village raised an incredible $265,555 at Freedom Harvest 2026! From purchasing a centerpiece and bidding in the live auction to raising paddles during the paddle raise, every gift helped make this unforgettable evening possible and will support free, peer-based recovery services at Healing Transitions. A very special thank you to @chefscottcrawford, without whom this event would not be possible. We’re so grateful for his incredible culinary talents, generosity, and continued support of our Village. Thank you to everyone who showed up, gave generously, and celebrated recovery with us. We couldn’t have done it without you!

National Recovery Month may have wrapped up last week, but we’re still celebrating! Thanks to Our Village, we raised $110,238 which will provide 66 of our neighbors with one month of life-saving recovery services. We also had 229 members of Our Village participate in our Shared Recovery Survey, helping us capture the incredible amount of recovery in our community. Thank you for sharing your stories and showing up for recovery. Until next year, Village!

Our Freedom Harvest Dinner yesterday was a huge success, and we couldn’t have done it without the incredible support of our generous sponsors, including Champion Sponsor Provident Resources Group! Thank you to Provident Resources Group for supporting Healing Transitions and helping make this special evening possible. We’re also grateful to Provident Resources Group President & CEO Chris Hicks for sharing such a meaningful speech with our guests. Stay tuned for our official Freedom Harvest later this week!

Freedom Harvest is tomorrow, and we have one final group of sponsors to spotlight: our incredible Supporter Sponsors! We’re so grateful to ISG, mpact3, @ajffoundation, @pnfpbank, @townebanksocial, @clancytheys, @hharch_1100, @artmotogarage, Harold K. Jordan & Co. Construction Company, augustconstruction, @atcombts6, @thejimmycf, Project Management Consultants NC, @unchealth, our HT Board of Trustees, Scott & Leslie Bilbro, Dan and Nancy Johns, Pete and Maria Curtice, and Bridget and Brian Szura for helping make Freedom Harvest possible. Thank you for showing up for Healing Transitions and being part of Our Village. We can’t wait to celebrate with you tomorrow!

Up next in our Freedom Harvest Sponsor Spotlight Series: our incredible Community Builder Sponsors! A huge thank you to @steelfab.inc, F&F Stormwater Solutions, @oldschoolrebuilders, First Citizens Bank, @wbd_us, @sassoftware, Jan & Munther Qubain, and The Barber Family for investing in our Village and helping make Freedom Harvest possible. We’re so grateful for your generosity and for the many ways you continue to show up for Healing Transitions. We can’t wait to celebrate with you this Sunday!

As we gear up to celebrate Freedom Harvest this Sunday, we want to spotlight the Village members who have helped make this celebration possible. Starting off strong with our Champion Sponsor, Provident Resources Group! We are so grateful for their generous support of Healing Transitions and their commitment to helping our neighbors find freedom through recovery. Thank you, Provident Resources Group, for showing up for our Village and helping us make Freedom Harvest possible! We can’t wait to celebrate with you this Sunday

Today is the LAST day of National Recovery Month! We’re so grateful to Our Village for showing up strong over the last 30 days, helping us raise over $100K as we celebrate recovery and inspire hope. For one final push, our Board of Directors has pooled together a $4,500 match! Your gift today will be doubled and help provide life-changing recovery services to our neighbors. Double your impact today and help us finish out the month strong! Give recovery today by visiting the link in our bio.

Tomorrow marks the final day of National Recovery Month, and Our Village has shown up in a BIG way! Together, you’ve raised more than $96,000 for recovery and now we need your help to cross the finish line. Thanks to the incredible generosity of our Board of Directors, your gift tomorrow can go twice as far with a $4,000 last-day match! Help us finish strong and double your impact for recovery. Give tomorrow at the link in our bio.

The Freedom Harvest raffle is LIVE! There’s a little something for everyone, from a spa package to dinner for six at a local Michelin recommended restaurant. The best part? You do not have to attend the event to participate or win! Raffle tickets are available now, and the raffle will close on Sunday, October 4, the day of Freedom Harvest. Stay tuned this week as we continue adding even more raffle packages! Click the link in our bio to learn more about the packages and purchase tickets. Good luck!

Oakwood24 is kicking off! Join us on Wednesday, October 14 for an evening of community, celebration and fun as we officially launch this year’s Oakwood24 fundraising challenge. Before the kickoff party, join us for a 2-mile fun run through Dix Park! We’ll meet at 4:30 PM and take off at 4:45 PM, then head over to the Healing Transitions Men’s Campus for the kickoff party from 5:30–7:00 PM. Enjoy food, hear from guest speakers, grab some Oakwood24 merch, connect with fellow participants and supporters, and get ready to take on this year’s challenge. RSVP today by visiting the Events link in our bio!

Join us on Saturday, October 17 at Healing Transitions’ Women’s Campus for a special beginner-friendly yoga class led by Holly Hammer, founder of Hammer Law PLLC and FORward TogetHER Steering Committee member. All are welcome, including children ages 12+! Come for the yoga and stay for refreshments, mingling and optional tours of the Women’s Campus. This event is pay what you can with a suggested donation of $50. All proceeds support FORward TogetHER’s $14 million campaign to create safe, affordable, recovery-oriented housing for Healing Transitions alumnae and their children. Register today by clicking on the Events link in our bio!

You’ve heard that $55 provides one day of recovery services at Healing Transitions. But have you ever wondered what that day actually looks like? Take a look through the eyes of a Commit to Recovery II participant (the final stage of our long-term recovery program) and see how a day at Healing Transitions is filled with education, support, connection and opportunities to build the skills needed for long-term recovery. These moments are a crucial part of the recovery journey—and your support helps make them possible. Your gift today could help provide this education and support to another participant. This National Recovery Month, celebrate recovery and inspire hope by helping us raise $150,000 to provide one month of recovery services for 90 people. Together, we can help make recovery possible, as many times as it takes. Donate today at the link in our bio!

Everyone deserves a second chance. And sometimes, recovery takes a third, fourth, or even fifth chance. At Healing Transitions, we make recovery possible as many times as it takes. Josh’s story is one example of what can happen when someone has the opportunity, support, and time to find a new path. But we can’t do it alone. Your support makes these second chances possible. This National Recovery Month, help us celebrate recovery and inspire hope as we work to raise $150,000 to provide one month of recovery services to 90 individuals. With just 8 days left, your gift can help someone take their next step toward recovery. Give today by visiting the link in our bio and help make another chance possible.

Our Village showed up in a BIG way yesterday! Thanks to your incredible generosity on Day of Giving, we raised $45,620 to support our neighbors on their journeys to recovery. We are so grateful for every gift, every share, and every person who helped make the day such a success. And the impact doesn’t stop there! Day of Giving is part of our National Recovery Month campaign, as we work to raise $150,000 to provide one month of recovery services for 90 people. With our Day of Giving total, we’ve now raised $88,282 toward this campaign! But we’re not done yet! It’s not too late to make a gift and help us reach our National Recovery Month goal. Every dollar helps us celebrate recovery, inspire hope, and make recovery possible for our neighbors. Give today through the link in our bio.

We’re down to the final hours of Day of Giving, where we set out to raise $50,000 in one day to provide 30 people with one month of recovery services. We need your help right now. There’s still time to help us reach the finish line. Your gift helps provide recovery services, safe shelter, meals, family support, and so much more. And remember: every dollar is being matched, up to $25,000. That means your gift can have twice the impact. Please, if you’ve been meaning to give, this is your moment. Even $55 provides one day of recovery services. The clock is almost out. Help us finish strong. Give now through the link in our bio.

There's just a few hours left to make your Day of Giving gift! Today, Our Village has come together to celebrate recovery and inspire hope and there’s still time to be part of the impact. Your gift will be MATCHED dollar-for-dollar, up to $25,000! A gift of just $55 provides one day of recovery services for a neighbor in need. Don’t miss your chance to double your impact before the day ends! Give now through the link in our bio.

It’s our Annual Day of Giving, and Our Village is already showing up BIG! We’re working toward our $50,000 goal for recovery, and thanks to a generous anonymous donor, every gift is being MATCHED up to $25,000! $13,000 of the $25,000 match has already been unlocked! That means there’s still $12,000 in matching funds waiting to be unlocked and we need YOU to help us get there! Give today. Double your impact and help make recovery possible. Click the link in our bio to donate!

This National Recovery Month, we’re celebrating recovery and inspiring hope and today, we’re coming together to turn that hope into action. Our goal is to raise $50,000, all for recovery! And thanks to a generous anonymous donor, your gift can go even further with a $25,000 match. Join Our Village in celebrating the power of recovery and helping make hope possible for our neighbors. Stay tuned throughout the day for exciting updates as we see the impact of our community come together! Give today by clicking the link in our bio.

Tomorrow, September 16, is our Annual Day of Giving and we're setting out to raise $50,000, all for recovery! This special day of collective impact is an important part of helping us reach our National Recovery Month goal of $150,000, enough to provide 90 neighbors with one month of life-saving recovery services. And this year, your generosity can go even further! Thanks to an anonymous donor, all gifts will be matched dollar-for-dollar, up to $25,000. That means your gift tomorrow can have twice the impact and help bring us closer to our goal. Join us tomorrow and help us celebrate recovery, inspire hope, and change lives.

As you may know, Lake Wheeler Road is closed for the next two years, which may mean taking a detour when traveling to our Men’s Campus at 1251 Goode Street. We appreciate your patience and understanding during this disruption!

To celebrate National Recovery Month, we’re inviting Our Village to help us measure the incredible amount of recovery we share. This survey gives us a chance to look back at 25 years of lives changed and celebrate just how far our community has come. Here’s a glimpse of what we’ve accomplished together! Haven’t filled out the survey yet? There’s still time! We’ll be collecting responses throughout our National Recovery Month campaign. If you’re in recovery, head to the link in our bio to add your story to our collective impact. We’re celebrating recovery all September long, and this year, we’re working to raise $150,000 to provide 90 neighbors with one month of life-saving recovery services. Join us in celebrating recovery and inspiring hope by visiting the link in our bio to donate!

Recovery doesn’t eliminate life’s challenges but it changes how we face them, and nobody knows that more than Courtni WP (SC #163). After years of addiction, loss, and heartbreak, Courtni came to Healing Transitions unsure of what her future could hold. Today, she has nearly 12 years of recovery, has reunited with her children, built a career helping others, purchased her first home, and continues to be a source of hope for others. Her story is a powerful reminder that recovery is possible, even when life feels impossible. September is National Recovery Month and Healing Transitions is working to raise $150,000 to provide one month of life-saving recovery services to 90 of our neighbors. Each dollar goes towards supporting someone like Courtni as they begin their journey towards recovery. Give the gift of recovery today (link in bio) and follow along as we celebrate recovery and inspire hope all month long!

Our 2026 Economic Impact Survey shows the powerful difference recovery can make, not only in the lives of our alumni, but in our community as a whole. Increased stability, employment, income, and independence are just some of the ways recovery creates lasting change. This National Recovery Month, we’re celebrating 25 years of recovery and the hope that comes with it. Join us as we raise $150,000 to provide one month of life-saving recovery services to 90 people in our community. Your gift helps make recovery possible and gives someone the opportunity to build a healthier, more stable future for themselves, their families, and their communities. Click the link in our bio to give the gift of recovery today!

September is National Recovery Month, a time to celebrate recovery and inspire hope. We’re kicking off the month with Monica’s story, a powerful reminder of what’s possible when someone has access to the support they need to begin a new life. This month, Healing Transitions is raising $150,000 to provide one month of life-saving recovery services for 90 of our neighbors. Every gift is an investment in recovery, hope, and a new beginning. Watch Monica’s story and give today through the “National Recovery Month 2026” link in our bio. Follow along all month as we celebrate recovery and inspire hope!

Join our friends @artmotogarage for their annual @artmotofest, a weekend of moto, art, music, and community. Our Men's Campus will be helping host the festival on Saturday, September 19th from 10AM-5:30PM. We hope to see you there! Learn more at https://www.facebook.com/p/Art-Moto-Festival-61564654568866/

Our Men’s Campus expansion and renovation, made possible by our Recovery Can’t Wait Capital Campaign, is officially complete! We celebrated this incredible milestone with an afternoon filled with gratitude, connection, and community. We kicked things off with a Ribbon Cutting Ceremony, where we were honored to hear from NC Senator Jim Burgin, Wake County Chair of Commissioners Don Mial, City of Raleigh Mayor Janet Cowell, Dr. Chuck Harr from WakeMed, Sloan Edemann from AJ Fletcher Foundation, and our very own Rapid Responder, Joey Kaiser. Next came our annual Community Cookout, where neighbors, families, loved ones, and members of our Village gathered over delicious barbecue and good conversation. We wrapped up the day with our Fred Barber Legacy of Service Awards, honoring volunteers who have gone above and beyond for Healing Transitions. Congratulations to this year’s recipients: Dr. William “Billy” Dunlap, Kristy Hagan, Kelvin Hardy, Steve Hess, Maya Owen, and Fairmont United Methodist Church! To everyone who joined us, whether for an hour or the entire afternoon, thank you for celebrating this milestone with us and showing up for recovery. This expansion is a powerful reminder of what’s possible when a community comes together.

Our afternoon of celebration and gratitude is less than a week away! Join us at our Men's Campus (1251 Goode St) on Tuesday, August 25th for a multi-part event. We'll kick things off at 3PM with our Ribbon Cutting Ceremony to commemorate the completion of our Men's Campus Expansion. Then, at 4:30PM, we'll enjoy delicious barbecue food during our annual Community Cookout as well as offer tours of our new spaces. Finally, at 6PM, we'll honor volunteers who have gone above and beyond with our Fred Barber Legacy of Service Awards Ceremony. Whether you can stay for one hour or the entire afternoon, we hope to see you there! RSVP at https://forms.cloud.microsoft/r/kxMnTf2An6

The Forward Together yoga class scheduled for this Saturday, August 22nd, has been POSTPONED due to a COVID outbreak at our Women's Campus. We sincerely apologize for the inconvenience and hope you will join us for the rescheduled class on Saturday, October 17th. Please keep an eye out for an updated registration link in the coming weeks! We hope to see you there.

Thanks to the incredible generosity of our donors, we have an abundance of clothing available for our participants and their children! Our Family Systems Team is now looking for 14–16 27-gallon storage bins to help organize and store these donations. If you’re able to donate a bin, you’ll help us keep these essential resources organized and accessible to the families we serve. Thank you for helping us turn generosity into support! To see what we're looking for and/or purchase a bin, visit https://a.co/d/0d3JzAyv

A heartfelt thank you to our friends at Walter Magazine for featuring our Women’s Campus ribbon-cutting ceremony from the spring in the Whirl section. We’re grateful for your support and for helping us celebrate this exciting milestone in our mission!

Join us for this year's Freedom Harvest dinner with renowned Chef Scott Crawford on Sunday, October 4, from 5–8 PM at Union Hall. General admission tickets are on sale now for $215, and they're selling fast! Don't miss your chance to enjoy an unforgettable evening while supporting the life-changing work of Healing Transitions. Purchase your tickets today by clicking the "Events" link in our bio!

Join Holly Hammer, founder of Hammer Law PLLC and a member of the Forward Together Steering Committee, for a yoga class on Saturday, August 22. The morning begins at 9:00 AM with light refreshments and time to mingle before Holly leads a beginner-friendly yoga class at 10:00 AM. After class, you're invited to stay for an optional tour of the Women's Campus to see the incredible progress being made on the Forward Together expansion. The yoga class is open to anyone ages 12 and up. Participation is pay-what-you-can, with a suggested donation of $50. Every dollar raised will directly support the Forward Together campaign and help create more opportunities for women in recovery. To register for the class, visit the "Events" link in our bio!

Healing Transitions wouldn't be celebrating 25 years without people like "Nurse" Kat, our current Health Services Coordinator. She joined our team before our non-medical detox even opened in 2001, helping build Healing Transitions from the very beginning. A quarter-decade later, she continues to show up every day with the same compassion, caring for thousands of neighbors on their journey to recovery. As we continue celebrating our 25th anniversary, we're honoring the people who helped make every life changed possible. Thank you, Nurse Kat, for 25 years of hope, healing, and unwavering dedication to recovery!

Our Men's Campus expansion, made possible by our Recovery Can't Wait Capital Campaign, is nearing completion and we want to celebrate with you! Join us on Tuesday, August 25th for an afternoon of gratitude, community, and fun. We'll start things off at 3PM with our official Men's Campus Ribbon Cutting Ceremony as we unveil all the new changes we've made over the last few years. At 4:30PM, we'll have delicious barbecue food as we host our annual Community Cookout. Finally, at 6PM, we'll honor volunteers who have gone above and beyond during the Fred Barber Legacy of Service Awards Ceremony. Whether you can stay for one hour or the entire afternoon, we hope to celebrate with you at our Men's Campus (1251 Goode St). Please RSVP by clicking the link in our bio!

Freedom Harvest is back this year, and bigger than ever! Join us on Sunday, October 4, from 5–8 p.m. at Union Hall for an unforgettable evening celebrating the power of recovery, hosted in partnership with renowned @chefscottcrawford. This year's event will feature exciting raffles, live and silent auctions, a paddle raise, and, of course, an exceptional dinner prepared by Chef Crawford himself. General admission tickets start at $215 and are expected to sell out quickly, so reserve your spot today! We can't wait to celebrate with you this October. Purchase your tickets at onecau.se/_mnked1

Thank you for joining us for our second annual Gratitude Week! As we wrap up this week of celebration and reflection, we're excited to share our full 25th Anniversary Video. Be sure to check your email inbox or visit our website at healing-transitions.org/25-years/ to watch the video. Serving the Wake County community for the past 25 years would not have been possible without the unwavering support of Our Village. From the bottom of our hearts, thank you for standing with us and making recovery possible for thousands of our neighbors. Here's to the next 25 years of hope, healing, and transformation!

As Gratitude Week continues, we're taking a moment to celebrate the incredible impact made possible by the generosity of Our Village. Every number represents a story of hope and recovery, and that story that wouldn't be possible without you. Thank you for standing alongside our participants as they navigate their recovery journeys and for making this life-changing work possible. P.S. If you want to read more about the impact your support has, head on over to our website to check out our 2025 Annual Report!"

Yesterday as part of our second Gratitude Week, we celebrated some of the visionaries who helped bring Healing Transitions (then known as the Healing Place of Wake County) to life. Twenty-five years ago, they made a commitment to change lives, and today we’re sharing the story of one of those lives: Silver Chip Alumni #3, Darryl West. In this sneak peek from our 25th Anniversary video, hear how West found his way to our Men’s Campus 25 years ago and discover the lasting impact recovery has had on his life. Stay tuned as we continue celebrating 25 years of hope, healing, and transformation.

For today's Gratitude Week feature, we're looking back more than 25 years to the people whose vision transformed the Healing Place of Wake County from an idea into a reality. Picture 1: Our ""Dynamic Trio""—Fred Barber, Maria Spaulding, and Barbara Goodmon (left to right). Together, they made a promise to bring the Healing Place of Wake County to life and worked tirelessly to make it happen. Picture 2: Linda Strother spent countless hours researching solutions to the growing homelessness crisis in Wake County. Her search led her to the Healing Place of Louisville, and in 1997, Maria Spaulding, then Director of Wake County Human Services, led an 18-person delegation to Kentucky to see the program firsthand. The Dynamic Trio was among those who made the trip, and they returned convinced that Wake County needed a Healing Place of its own. Picture 3: Thanks to the generosity of early supporters, including WakeMed and many other community partners, construction began in 2000. Dennis Parnell, our founding Executive Director, led the Healing Place of Wake County from 1999 to 2016, helping establish the foundation that still guides us today. Picture 4: In the early days, staff from the Healing Place of Louisville lived on our Men's Campus to help launch daily operations. Here, Jay Davidson, President & CEO of the Healing Place of Louisville, embraces Spaulding during our 2001 Dedication Ceremony—a powerful reminder that recovery has always been built through partnership and community. While these photos capture just a handful of the people who made our beginning possible, there are countless others whose generosity, determination, and belief shaped the last 25 years. From the Dynamic Trio to the ChangeMaker who gave today, every act of generosity has helped make recovery possible for our Wake County neighbors. From the bottom of our hearts, thank you. ❤️

Time and time again, Our Village has shown that when we come together with unwavering support, incredible things are possible. This week, we're celebrating the people who have made 25 years of recovery, hope, and second chances possible. Welcome to our second Gratitude Week! This time, we're adding a special twist. Alongside celebrating the incredible people who have shaped the Healing Transitions story, we'll be sharing our 25th Anniversary video—a tribute to the lives transformed, the community we've built, and the journey we've shared together. Today, we're giving you a sneak peek of what's to come. Stay with us all week as we count down to the full video premiere and celebrate 25 years of hope in action.

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