Gratitude In Action Foundation

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mdye78 Professional with expertise in this field

Rating: 5

10/31/2023

I come from a past with such great heights, and the higher you go the further there is to fall. I have been in poverty since my divorce and on disability for a severe form of bipolar disorder.

I took a chance with Voc Rehab to work with Gratitude in Action and I have found the organization to be head strong in the bigger picture battle of homelessness in our community. Something I've been passionate about since working for the City of Billings Mayors Committee on Homelessness.about 16 years ago.
I had learned of most all the services having to do with poverty and helped with Project Homeless Connect. But alas God had different plans for me. I ended up in the system because of my mental illness. I fell through the cracks seemingly in my own home town. I lost alot of friends over the years and the isolation was terrifying.

So GIA is helping me with a trial work experience so I can dip my toes back into the work field...the staff immediately made me feel a part of and were understanding of my illness and yet also did not make a big deal out of my handicaps.

Its like we had an appointment with destiny and I am excited to see where this connection takes us.

slund411 Board Member

Rating: 5

10/30/2023

In a world often overshadowed by turmoil and adversity, there shines a beacon of hope, a nonprofit organization dedicated to transforming lives and uplifting communities - the organization that helps recovering addicts regain their footing and reach new heights. I have had the privilege to witness their extraordinary work firsthand, and I am convinced that their impact on individuals and communities is nothing short of remarkable.

The unwavering commitment of this nonprofit to making a difference in the lives of those recovering from addiction is truly inspirational. Their holistic approach to recovery is not only about breaking the cycle of addiction but also about providing individuals with the tools they need to rebuild their lives. It is evident that their tireless efforts extend far beyond sobriety, encompassing the broader goal of healing and empowerment.

One of the most striking aspects of this nonprofit is the sense of community they foster. Recovering addicts often face isolation and stigma, but this organization is a safe haven where individuals can find understanding and support. They offer group therapy sessions, peer mentorship programs, and community events that help participants connect and build a strong support network. The genuine care and compassion of the staff and volunteers are palpable, creating an environment in which individuals feel valued and encouraged on their journey to recovery.

In addition to their work with recovering addicts, this nonprofit also takes an active role in strengthening the overall community. They organize educational workshops, outreach programs, and community events to raise awareness about addiction and provide resources to prevent it. This proactive approach contributes significantly to the organization's mission to create healthier, more resilient communities.

The financial transparency and accountability of this nonprofit are commendable. They allocate their resources wisely, ensuring that donations and grants directly benefit the people they serve. This has earned them the trust of both their participants and their supporters, which is vital for their continued success.

In a world where addiction can seem insurmountable, this nonprofit shines as a beacon of hope. They empower recovering addicts to not only overcome their challenges but also to emerge stronger and more self-assured. With their tireless dedication to building healthier, more connected communities, they are making a lasting impact that cannot be overstated. I wholeheartedly support this organization, and I encourage anyone who believes in the power of recovery and community to do the same.

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