Hurdle Life Coach Foundation

Hurdle Life Coach Foundation Our group coaching and mentorship programs provides a safe place for ACES and Justice Impacted People

Open Community Based Mens Mental Health Support Group. Who do you know that could or would benefit from sitting in the c...
09/02/2026

Open Community Based Mens Mental Health Support Group. Who do you know that could or would benefit from sitting in the circle with us at Hurdle Life Coach Foundation?

The transportation, growth and belong is so real, very sincere, and working.

Share Share Share.

Next Meeting this Monday at 6pm at Oak & Olive Events.

08/31/2026

Happy Helping Hands 🔥🫶🏾🔥

Thanks to community partners like LSS’s MCC we were able to keep the momentum going in our Mens Mental Health program M-...
08/30/2026

Thanks to community partners like LSS’s MCC we were able to keep the momentum going in our Mens Mental Health program M-Possible.

After 18 months of open doors, open hands and open hearts, we are still at it.

With two second-time returners to M-Possible, a brand new guest and a solid core of engaged participants; wee are truly defeating isolation and stigma; and the proof is in the pictures.

Mens Mental Health Matters. Stronger Men. Healthier Families. Safer Communities.

Our Cuttz for Kids Program is still alive and well; and what a treat it is to put dignified smiles on the faces of these...
08/30/2026

Our Cuttz for Kids Program is still alive and well; and what a treat it is to put dignified smiles on the faces of these innocent kiddos and to give relief and happiness the the moms, guardians, care taker and helpers to the families we support.

Foster families, single parent homes, kinship providers; all good. We are thrilled to be apart of that safety net and understand the impact in the kids lives when the look good, they feel good, and then do good at school.

Blessed to be a blessing. Cuttz for Kids for the Win. Want to see more of this?

Become a program sponsor or donor today 🙂

https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/donation-form/ed7a4d8c-6827-45ec-aa8f-0f72d2e6f892

Did you know that We Care Pedicab Service is a reentry program? Did you know that WHY we do what we do is the true motiv...
08/30/2026

Did you know that We Care Pedicab Service is a reentry program? Did you know that WHY we do what we do is the true motivation?

Operators like Zachary Neely is why we do what do and we are happy to do it; again and again and again and again.

Providing low barrier, flex time employment for adults in transition and community service opportunity for the win; completed by mentoring fuel by credible messagers and peer support.

5 hours of positive pro-social engagement and healthy connections at All My Relatives Festival and through out Downtown Sioux Falls.

Want to see more of this?

Become a program sponsor or donor today 🙂

https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/donation-form/ed7a4d8c-6827-45ec-aa8f-0f72d2e6f892

💰 TONIGHT: MONEY & MOTIVATIONTonight, M-Possible Men’s Community Support Group gathers in Sioux Falls for another powerf...
08/24/2026

💰 TONIGHT: MONEY & MOTIVATION

Tonight, M-Possible Men’s Community Support Group gathers in Sioux Falls for another powerful conversation:

Money & Motivation: Empowering Success Through Financial Literacy and Drive

We’ll talk honestly about our relationship with money, financial habits, motivation, opportunity, setbacks, and what it takes to keep moving forward.

M-Possible is a welcoming, judgment-free community built around brotherhood, accountability, shared responsibility, and mutual respect. Men 18+ from all backgrounds are welcome.

📅 Tonight - Monday, August 24
⏰ 6:00-8:00 PM
🍽️ Food & fellowship: 6:00-6:30 PM
📍 Oak & Olive Events
201 N. Weber Ave., Suite 102 | Sioux Falls

Come as you are. Leave stronger.

Join us or help us reach another man by sharing this post.

Stronger Men. Healthier Families. Safer Communities.

What happened Monday night wasn’t just another men’s group. It was a reminder that authentic connection still changes li...
07/16/2026

What happened Monday night wasn’t just another men’s group. It was a reminder that authentic connection still changes lives.

We welcomed 12 men into the M-Possible circle, including 5 first-time participants, and watched something beautiful happen. Before we ever discussed a topic, before we taught anything, men who had once walked through these doors as strangers began welcoming the next group of strangers as brothers.

Transformation doesn’t begin with a lesson. It begins with belonging.

Around a shared meal (thank you, Sunny's Pizzeria and Jonathan Oppold ❤️), honest conversations unfolded about fatherhood, recovery, entrepreneurship, incarceration, faith, purpose, loneliness, hope, and what it really means to become a better man.

There were no masks. No pretending. Just men choosing courage over isolation.

One of the biggest reminders from the evening was simple: Isolation is the disease. Connection is the medicine.

We are incredibly grateful to every man who walked through the door; whether it was your first time or your fifteenth. Thank you for trusting the process and trusting one another.

This is only the beginning of Sprint 5.

Stronger Men. Healthier Families. Safer Communities.

06/29/2026

What if one honest conversation could change a life?

Today, our M-Possible Men’s Support Group in Watertown explored the topic “Maternity & Mom.” Men shared stories of love, loss, addiction, forgiveness, recovery, and healing with a level of honesty that takes real courage.

One truth became clear: healing ourselves doesn’t just change us; it changes our families, our relationships, and our communities.

We incredibly proud of these men and grateful for their willingness to show up, be vulnerable, and grow together.

Take a moment to watch this video and hear, in their own words, what today’s conversation meant to them.

Healing happens in connection.

05/20/2026

Grateful, Thankful, Blessed 😇

What a powerful day in Rapid City. 💙I want to sincerely thank Elevate Rapid City for continuing to prioritize conversati...
05/20/2026

What a powerful day in Rapid City. 💙

I want to sincerely thank Elevate Rapid City for continuing to prioritize conversations around justice-informed employment, trauma-informed leadership, recovery, reentry, and workforce engagement.

This conversation matters.

Not just for employers.
Not just for corrections.
Not just for nonprofits.

For ALL of us.

One of the biggest takeaways from today’s training was the reminder that successful reentry and recovery are community responsibilities. Employers, families, churches, nonprofits, mentors, housing providers, workforce leaders, and everyday community members all play a role in helping people heal, stabilize, grow, and reintegrate.

I was deeply encouraged by the people in the room today:

leaders willing to learn,
professionals willing to listen,
and community members willing to lean into hard but necessary conversations about trauma, accountability, emotional intelligence, recovery, resilience, and human potential.

We talked about:

* ACEs and trauma
* emotional regulation
* person-first language
* credible messengers
* recovery and reintegration
* housing and employment barriers
* leadership and psychological safety
* and the importance of treating people like human beings instead of labels

I truly believe: A trauma-informed community is in the best interest of everyone.

And I also believe: Human potential is infinite.

Thank you again to everyone who showed up, participated, shared openly, and contributed to such a rich discussion today. I left Rapid City feeling energized, grateful, hopeful, and excited for future collaboration and partnership opportunities.

South Dakota is having important conversations right now. And I’m honored to be part of them.

The work continues. 💙

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