48.5 Million americans Struggle with Addiction

You can change a life.

Your generosity was at work in 2025, helping men and women rebuild their lives.

What We Do

Hundreds of people
will die today from an overdose.

We work tirelessly to stop every single one.

146 Graduates

Men and women who completed the program and stepped into restored, purpose-filled lives.

257,262 Meals

Nutritious meals served daily, providing strength, stability, and dignity during recovery.

422,840 Hours

Investing in counseling, life skills, and education that build lasting transformation for lasting recovery.

Who We Serve

People ready for a fresh start
and the families who believe in them.

Men and women rebuilding their lives from addiction, instability, and broken circumstances, supported by families and communities seeking restoration together.

Men

Rebuilding their lives from addiction, incarceration, homelessness, and broken circumstances

Women

Pursuing healing from trauma, instability, and addiction while restoring hope and purpose.

Families

Families and communities impacted by addiction, working toward restoration and lasting change together.

Support our Life-Change programs by joining The Change. The Change is our group of dedicated monthly donors who help us focus on what really matters.
A $30 monthly donation provides 15 meals.

Where We Do It

Life Change Happens Here

Over 230 participants will sleep under our roof tonight.
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Bessemer Men's Program
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Women's Program
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Changed Lives
Christian Center
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The Foundry's
Esther House
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Why We Do It

Stories of Changed Lives

Story of Brian
Brian
Brian

“The Foundry gave me direction. It gave me a starting point to where I could become a new believer, a Christian who is on fire for worship.”

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Tonya
Tonya

“My dad was an alcoholic, and I grew up in a household with a stepdad that was an alcoholic.”

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Kenan
Kenan

“After my last arrest, my parents refused to bail me out until I had somewhere to go for help.”

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