
Celebrate Sobriety
Celebrating sobriety honors the strength it takes to overcome addiction, the courage to start over, and the hope that fuels lasting change. It reminds us, and the world, that recovery is possible, lives can be rebuilt, and joy can be found without substances. Every sober story deserves to be seen, heard, and celebrated.
Empower Lives
Celebrating empowers individuals by replacing shame with pride, isolation with community, and fear with hope. These moments of celebration remind people that their journey matters, that they are not alone, and that a full, purposeful life is possible beyond addiction. It builds confidence, inspires others, and fuels lasting transformation.
Build Community
Celebrating brings people together by sharing hope, healing, and purpose. It breaks down stigma and creates space for real connection, between individuals in recovery, their families, faith leaders, professionals, and supporters. Through events, stories, music, and prayer, it turns strangers into allies and builds a supportive network where everyone is seen, valued, and uplifted.
"Sometimes the smallest step in the right direction ends up being the biggest step in your life. Tiptoe if you must, but take the step"
Naeem Callaway

Our Mission is Personal
Our journey has been deeply personal as a family. We walked through the pain of addiction with two of our children. Amber and Haydn battled substance abuse for years, with Haydn spending 14 years on the streets and serving two prison terms. But by God’s grace, both are now walking in recovery. Their transformation fuels our entire family to bring hope and healing to others. We’ve seen firsthand what addiction steals, but we’ve also witnessed the powerful restoration that comes through community, support, and the love of Jesus Christ.
Now, our mission is to walk alongside others going through the same struggles. Whether you’re in recovery, supporting someone who is, or feeling lost in the chaos, you’re not alone. We’re here to offer hope, connection, and a path forward — just like others once did for us.
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