Partner with us to provide consistent monthly support for one of our recovery residents.
Your commitment
can transform
someone’s life.
Set Up a Recurring Donation Today!
Resident Sponsorship Program
Monthly recurring donations are a tremendous blessing to our ministry, as they allow us to budget with accuracy and plan for the future with confidence. Consistent giving provides a stable monthly income to help cover basic expenses like transportation and utilities. Your partnership ensures that our residents are well-equipped with the resources and support they need to thrive.
$25 Per Month
Provides transportation for one resident
$50 Per Month
Covers utility costs for one resident
$100 Per Month
Provides household & program supplies for one resident
$250 Per Month
Provides staff support for one resident
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Are my donations tax deductible?
Yes! Place of Grace is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit charitable organization, and all donations are tax deductible.
How does my gift change lives?
Your financial gift supports long-term recovery services in our therapeutic home, helping men and women break the cycle of destructive behavior related to addiction, abuse and poverty. Learn more about our program »
Can I give by check?
Absolutely! Please make checks payable to Place of Grace and mail to PO Box 5172, Huntington, IN 46750.
Can I give non-monetary resources?
Yes. Non-monetary or “in-kind” gifts are welcome and very much appreciated. These types of donations help us spread our budget further.
Who do I contact about making Place of Grace a part of my estate plan?
If you would like to create a lasting legacy at Place of Grace that will change lives for years to come, please contact our Executive Director, Brittany Renkenberger at (260) 358-7529 or brittany@myplaceofgrace.org.
About the Men & Women We Help
Self-reported information (as of July 2020) from residents at intake tells us:
- 75% started using drugs or alcohol prior to turning 18
- 75% have at least one parent with a substance use disorder or criminal history
- 68% have been diagnosed with a mental disorder prior to joining the program
- 51% experienced sexual abuse
- 36% experienced child abuse/neglect
About Our Work
As a result of their time in our residential program, our graduates self-report:
- 96% saw an increase in knowledge of community resources
- 84% saw an increase in self-esteem
- 76% saw a strengthening in their walk with God
- 76% saw an improvement in their mental state of health
