Hilljack House, Inc.

In 1997, a group of recovering alcoholics decided to return the hope and support that was given to them in early sobriety. They envisioned a drug and alcohol free home environment where newly sober individuals could begin to rebuild their lives. Since then, Hilljack House has touched the lives of more than 500 individuals, many of whom are now successful members of society.

Today, there are five houses with accommodations for 38 residents. Our homes typically operate at full capacity and have a waitlist. To help meet the growing need for women's sober housing, Hilljack House plans to open another facility in the near future. Without the generosity of donors and volunteers, Hilljack House could not continue to support recovering alcoholics and addicts in their transition to independent, sober living.

When residents work a program of recovery, they learn to handle the ups and downs of life without the crutch of drugs or alcohol. When they start living sober and with purpose, they find dignity, respect, and hope. Families once torn apart by the pain and chaos of addiction begin to see promise as their loved ones show progress. Relationships heal. Families reunite. Employers benefit from having dependable, hard working employees.

Communities also profit from healthier and law-abiding individuals who might otherwise be a drain on limited resources. Many go on to help others who were once like themselves, thus completing the ongoing cycle of recovery.

Hilljack House is governed by a volunteer board of directors who donate their time, talent, and monetary support.