Grace & Mercy has surpassed its fundraising goal to support the organization’s new transitional housing project for women completing the program.
The ministry has now raised more than $200,000 following its annual graduation fundraiser.
Joanna Mack, Founder and Executive Director of Grace & Mercy, says the support has continued to grow even after the event.
click to download audioMack says the ministry has also received donations and support from churches and organizations across the region.
click to download audioThe fundraiser supports the renovation of the Her Legacy House, a property on South Main Street being converted into transitional apartments for graduates of the Grace & Mercy recovery program.
Mack says the project will provide a bridge between the residential program and independent living.
click to download audioShe says the building will include seven apartments, with several recent graduates expected to move in once construction is finished.
click to download audioMack says much of the renovation is being made possible through donated materials, furniture and community volunteers.
click to download audioAnyone wishing to donate can send contributions to Grace & Mercy, 1507 South Main Street in Hopkinsville, Kentucky, 42240.
