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We're so proud of our friend Hannah for earning her certificate from Raise the Bar WorkAdvance. We are so appreciative for these opportunities that are available in our community.
We had a great time collaborating with the Hancock Historical Museum and Awakening Minds Art! It was a great chance for some our mentors and mentees to learn more about the museum and get creative with AMA!
Mark your calendars for our annual fundraising event on August 2, 2025, and please consider becoming an event sponsor or donating a prize for one of the auctions. This year, it's your move to make a difference and help us connect individuals with mentors and resources as they work to achieve a crime-free, drug-free, productive life in our community.
We are honored to have received a grant from Handbags That Help for our WNL Closet. We cannot thank them enough for the impact this will make, providing essential/immediate items for our mentees and their families.
Stay tuned as we continue to build this wonderful resource!
Thanks to the Professional Development Grant from The Findlay-Hancock County Community Foundation, Executive Director Carla Benjamin was recently able to attend the National Returning Citizens Conference in Columbus! Carla is pictured here with Chris Stewart, MSW, Reentry Coordinator for the ODRC Office of Reentry and Chef Jeff Henderson, President & CEO of the Henderson Group and New York Times best selling author of Cooked: My Journey from the Streets to the Stove.
Interested in becoming a mentor? Visit our website to learn about what it means to be a mentor with Welcome to a New Life!
