Lucille Raines Residence

06/04/2026

🌿 Volunteers Needed for Landscaping Projects! 🌿

We’re looking for volunteers to help beautify our grounds through various landscaping projects! Whether you enjoy gardening, planting flowers, mulching, weeding, or general outdoor cleanup, your time and effort can make a meaningful difference.

This is also a great opportunity for organizations, businesses, church groups, schools, and community groups looking for a Community Day service project. Bring your team and help create a welcoming outdoor environment for our residents and visitors.

📅 Flexible scheduling available.

If you or your organization would like to get involved, please contact:

📧 [email protected]
📞 317-908-5997

Thank you for helping us make our community more beautiful! 🌷🌳☀️

06/03/2026

🏡 Help Preserve Hope at Lucille Raines Residence❤️

For than 49 years, Lucille Raines Residence has been a place of hope, healing, and recovery for individuals working to overcome substance use disorders. Every day, our residents are rebuilding their lives, restoring relationships, finding employment, and embracing a future filled with possibility.

As stewards of a historic building that has served generations, we are launching a fundraising campaign to support three critical needs:

🔹 Building Assessment – Our goal is to raise $35,000 for a comprehensive assessment of our facility to identify and prioritize long-term preservation and safety needs.

🔹 Operational Support – Daily operating expenses ensure we can continue providing a safe, stable, and supportive environment for residents in recovery.

🔹 Facility Renovations – Improvements and repairs will help us maintain a welcoming space that reflects the dignity and worth of every person who walks through our doors.

Whether you make a one-time gift, become a monthly donor, connect us with a corporate sponsor, or simply share this post, you are helping transform lives.

Together, we can preserve this historic ministry, strengthen our recovery community, and ensure that Lucille Raines Residence remains a beacon of hope for years to come.

To learn more or make a donation, please contact us or visit https://lucillerainesresidence.org/

Located in downtown Indianapolis at 947 N. Pennsylvania St., Lucille Raines Residence (LRR) is known as a “three-quarter house” for recovering addicts in transition after in-patient treatment. We offer 49 private rooms on five floors in the former Nottingham Court Hotel. Our location is within w...

06/01/2026

It was a wonderful way to start the week by hosting the ladies of Chesterton United Women of Faith. Thank you for your continued support of the men and women of Lucille Raines Residence. Your generosity and encouragement make a meaningful difference in the lives of those we serve.

05/26/2026

The Lucille Raines staff and residents would like to thank our Noblesville First United Methodist Church family for stopping by today for a tour and to hear from one of our LRR residents. We also appreciate your generosity and support.

Today, we were honored to receive a generous donation made possible through proceeds from Threads of Hope Thrift Store, a ministry of Noblesville First United Methodist Church. Their mission is to serve the community by providing affordable, gently used clothing while supporting local outreach programs.

Thank you for making a difference in the lives of our residents and the community we serve!

05/19/2026

Today was a wonderful day at Lucille Raines Residence as we welcomed the Lydia’s Circle from Noblesville First United Methodist Church for a Talk, Tour, and Lunch! Hearing resident James share his recovery story was truly inspiring. Recovery journeys are often deeply personal, and we are so grateful for his courage and willingness to share. Thank you to Lydia’s Circle for your support, encouragement, and time with our community!

05/18/2026

Raines in the news!!

For nearly five decades, the women of Indiana United Women in Faith have faithfully supported a ministry that changes lives every day: the Lucille Raines Residence. Owned and operated by United Women in Faith of Indiana, Lucille Raines Residence provides transitional housing for individuals recoveri...

05/09/2026

To the mothers loving a son or daughter through addiction and recovery and to the mothers courageously walking their own recovery journey this Mother’s Day weekend we honor you.

The sleepless nights.
The unanswered calls.
The prayers whispered through tears.
The hope you held onto when things felt impossible.

A mother’s love does not give up easily. Even in the hardest moments, you continue showing up with courage, compassion, and strength. Recovery is not just a journey for the individual it deeply impacts the people who love them most.

To every mother in recovery: your story is not defined by your worst days. Your healing, perseverance, and commitment to a new life are powerful gifts to your children, your family, and yourself. Every sober day is a testimony of strength and grace.

If your child is in recovery today, we celebrate every step forward with you. If they are still struggling, we want you to know you are not alone and there is still hope.

“Be joyful in hope, patient in affliction, faithful in prayer.” Romans 12:12

This Mother’s Day, may you feel seen, appreciated, and surrounded by grace. Your love matters more than you know. 💜

05/07/2026

At Lucille Raines Residence, volunteers play a vital role in helping us create a safe, supportive, and welcoming environment for the women and men we serve.

We are currently seeking volunteers to assist with:
Landscaping & seasonal clean-up
Light maintenance & facility upkeep
Resident workshops & programming
Life skills, financial literacy, job readiness, and wellness education

Whether you can give a few hours or ongoing support, your time and talents can make a meaningful impact in the lives of our residents.

If you or your organization are interested in partnering with us, we would love to connect @ [email protected] or 317-636-3328

05/06/2026

Thank you Anthem for suppling hygiene kits! Our residents are thankful.