About Us

“At Hope House we don’t just get men sober. It becomes a contractual journey and a determination to walk our clients personally through the recovery process. Our faith-based concepts transform the whole person…body mind and soul”

Whitney Mays

Our Mission

Hope House provides free, faith-based recovery to men struggling with addiction. We offer a complete continuum of care—emergency shelter, long-term recovery programs, and halfway house support—all designed to address the whole person: mind, body, and spirit. For over 20 years, we’ve walked alongside men in their journey from addiction to freedom, helping them rebuild relationships, discover purpose, and become who they were meant to be.

Our Approach

Faith-Based, Non-Denominational

We believe healing happens when you acknowledge you need help from a higher power. Our 12-step approach works regardless of your faith background.

Drug-Free Recovery

Our program doesn’t use medication-assisted treatment. We focus on complete lifestyle transformation.

Long-Term Commitment

Real change takes time. Our 3-5 month program gives you what you actually need to heal—not just detox.

Community Integration

Through our “Enrichment for Life” activities, we help you experience normal, healthy life while building positive memories that replace old triggers.

20 + Years

100% Free

3-5 Months

40 Beds

Leadership

Staff

Whitney Mays, Director

Board of Directors

Mary Bright, President
Debbie Craig, Secretary
Don Del La Croix
Barry MacDowell, Vice President
Pam Miller, Treasurer
Fr. Brown Mujete
Richard Nevels, M.D.
Zach Tompkins
Jackie Vonderhaar

Advisors

Carol Black
Royce “Butch” Bowers
Blaine Craig
Ron Chappell
Kathy Stephen

Committees

Building/Gounds

Don De La Croix, Chair
Jeff Cook
Terry Harkleroad
Cathy Hale
Butch Bowers

Finance

Pam Miller, Chair
Kevin Smith
Barbara Hameetman

Fundraising

Debbie Craig, Chair
Members yet to be named

Governance/Board Development

Barry MacDowell, Chair
Monica Koechlein
Alex Painter
Alison Zajdel

Marketing/Program

Rich Nevels, M.D.
Zach Tompkins