Restored & Revived

08/26/2026

✨ We’re building the next season of Restored & Revived programming — and we’re looking for people who have something meaningful to bring to the table! 🤝🌱

We’re interested in connecting with local:

🏋️‍♀️ Fitness instructors
🧘‍♀️ Yoga instructors
🎶 Sound healing facilitators
🎨 Therapeutic art & creative wellness facilitators
🧠 Meditation & mindfulness instructors
🌬️ Breathwork & nervous-system regulation practitioners
💃 Movement & dance instructors
🥗 Nutrition & wellness educators
🥋 Self-defense instructors
🗣️ Workshop facilitators
✨ And other professionals with skills that support healing, growth, connection & recovery

Recovery is about more than simply stopping a behavior. ❤️‍🩹

It’s about learning how to live again — in our bodies, our families, our communities and our purpose. 🌱💜

Have a skill we didn’t list? We still want to hear from you! 🙌

📩 Send Restored & Revived a message and tell us a little about what you do. Or email us at [email protected]

And if someone immediately came to mind while reading this… tag them below! 👇💜

08/25/2026

One of the greatest reminders we’ve received during this season is that we were never doing this work alone. 🤝💜

When things got hard, our community showed up. 🫶✨

Organizations and community members like Spectrum, 100 Men Who Care, our donors, volunteers, partners, facilitators, and friends have continued to remind us that this mission matters. 💜

Some have given financially. 💰
Some have offered space. 🏢
Some have made introductions. 🤝
Some have shared our story. 📣
Some have simply called and asked, “What do you need?” ❤️

All of it matters. 🙏✨

Thank you for standing beside Restored & Revived while we rebuild. 🛠️💜 The next chapter is going to take a community — and we’re incredibly grateful for ours. 🌱🤝❤️

08/24/2026

Overdose doesn't take one life.

It touches mothers. Fathers. Children. Partners. Friends. Entire families and entire communities.

During Overdose Awareness Month, we remember the people we've lost, we hold space for the people who carry that grief, and we keep talking about the things that can save lives — connection, treatment, compassion, community and hope.

Stigma tells people to hide.

Recovery asks us to reach for one another.

This month, we remember. And we keep fighting for the living.

08/21/2026

🌉💜 HANDS ACROSS THE BRIDGE 💜🌉

Recovery grows stronger together. 🤝✨

Monday, September 7, 2026 | 10 AM–12 PM, communities on both sides of the I-5 Bridge will come together to celebrate National Recovery Month and the 25th Anniversary of Hands Across the Bridge! 🎉

📍 Washington: Esther Short Park, Vancouver
📍 Oregon: Janzen Beach Holiday Inn, Portland

A powerful celebration of unity, hope, connection, and recovery—coming together to honor the journey, celebrate the progress, and remind our communities that recovery is possible. 💜

🎶 Bridge Beats | 12:30–3:30 PM
The celebration continues at Esther Short Park with a FREE, family-friendly music festival featuring live performances, lip-sync battles, and local recovery organizations. 🎤🎸

✨ Recovery. Connection. Community. Hope. ✨

Bring your people, bring your family, and bring your recovery spirit! 💜

08/20/2026

We lost a building. We did not lose our mission. 💜

The last several months have required Restored & Revived to make some hard decisions, regroup, and rethink what the next chapter needs to look like.

✨ And now, we’re ready to build it.

🎯 Our new goal: $150,000

This will help us:
🏠 Secure and establish a long-term home
💙 Maintain the programs continuing today
🧠 Keep moving forward with behavioral health & mental health services
🤝 Continue serving our recovery community

We are not trying to recreate exactly what we had before.

We are building something stronger, more sustainable, and even more connected to what our community needs. 🌱

💜 We’re still here.
💙 We’re still serving.
✨ And we’re just getting started.

🔑 Help us build what comes next.

👉 Donate Now: https://www.restoredandrevived.com/donate

Every gift helps us move forward. Every contribution helps build the future. 🏡💜

08/15/2026

What a beautiful day for our recovery community. 💜

Today, Restored & Revived had the opportunity to join our partners at Lifeline Connections for a tour of a new treatment facility coming to Clark County — Community Medical Services.

And this one is especially close to our hearts.

We want to give a huge welcome to Kathleen Pyper, who is helping bring this new resource to our community.

Kathleen is the mother of Jessica Pyper, our former case manager and a deeply loved part of the Restored & Revived family who tragically lost her life to an overdose.

As we recognize Overdose Awareness Month, we honor Jessica today. 💜

But we also want to honor her mom.

Kathleen has taken unimaginable loss and allowed it to fuel something that can help save the lives of other people and other families. She stepped away from the career and life she knew and into this work with a vision for creating greater access to medication-assisted treatment and recovery support right here in Clark County.

And what we heard today was about so much more than opening a clinic.

Kathleen's vision is to create community — a place where people feel safe, where they belong, where they can connect, laugh, have fun, find their tribe, and begin building a life in recovery.

Because treatment matters.
Medication matters.
Connection matters.
And community matters.

This is exactly the kind of collaboration we believe in at Restored & Revived. Recovery doesn't happen in isolation, and no single organization can meet every need. It takes all of us bringing what we do best to the table.

We cannot wait to see what grows from this new resource, and we're incredibly excited about the opportunities ahead to partner, collaborate, and continue building a stronger recovery community together.

Today, we remember Jessica. 💜

We honor Kathleen.
And we celebrate another door opening for people who are ready for help.

Welcome to Clark County, Community Medical Services. We're so glad you're here. 💜

08/12/2026

🏡 LOOKING FOR AFFORDABLE, SUBSTANCE-FREE HOUSING?

Restored & Revived currently has openings in our shared housing program in Vancouver, WA.

Our homes are designed for stable, independent adults who value sober living, personal responsibility, and a peaceful home environment.

This is not crisis housing or short-term stabilization housing. Our program is best suited for individuals who are already established in their goals and are looking for an affordable, structured place to live while continuing to build their future.

✨ WHO MAY BE A GOOD FIT?
We’re looking for mature-minded residents who:
• Are committed to maintaining a substance-free lifestyle
• Are employed or have a consistent, verifiable source of income
• Can independently manage their day-to-day responsibilities
• Value cleanliness and respect for shared spaces
• Are comfortable living cooperatively with others
• Are willing to follow household expectations and community standards
• Want affordable housing while working toward longer-term stability and independence

🏠 WHAT OUR HOUSING OFFERS
• Affordable shared housing
• Substance-free living environment
• Furnished common spaces
• Structure and accountability without an institutional atmosphere
• A community of adults focused on stability, growth, and moving forward
• Opportunities to strengthen practical skills for long-term independent living

📚 Residents participate in required workshops focused on practical skills such as financial literacy, budgeting, life skills, and Rent Well.

🛏 Single & Shared rooms available starting at $650
💰 Security Deposit: $300 refundable
🧹 Cleaning Fee: $150 non-refundable
📅 Length of Stay: Up to one year

📲 APPLY TODAY

🌐 restoredandrevived.com/housing
📧 [email protected]

Know someone who is working, stable, committed to sober living, and looking for an affordable place to call home? Please share this with them.

Sometimes the next step isn't treatment or another program.

Sometimes it's simply having a safe, affordable, substance-free home while you keep building your life. 💙

08/12/2026

FREE COMMUNITY WELLNESS EVENT

Join Thrive2Survive on Friday, August 14th, from 12:00 PM to 4:00 PM at River City Church for a day of free resources, support, and community connections.
Location

River City Church
2400 E 4th Plain Blvd
Vancouver, WA 98661

Free Services & Resources Available
Free Clothing
Free Hygiene Items
Employment Services
Youth Services
Housing Assessments
Recovery Resources
Mental Health Support
Dental Screenings
Free Hot Meal
Dozens of Community Partners

Washington State ID Card Assistance
Department of Licensing representatives will be onsite to assist eligible individuals with obtaining a $5 Reduced Fee ID Card.

To qualify, bring one of the following:

From DSHS:
Request for Identicard Form
Letter confirming receipt of continuing public assistance
Approval letter showing current certification period
Client Benefit Account benefit history printout
Other qualifying documents:
WIC Participation Letter
Reduced Fee Form from a Department of Children, Youth & Families (DCYF) caseworker

Youth Experiencing Homelessness (Age 25 & Under)

Individuals age 25 and under who are experiencing homelessness may qualify for:
One free Washington State ID card (lifetime benefit), or
A $5 reduced fee ID card

Eligible youth can verbally attest to a DOL licensing agent that they are homeless.

Whether you are looking for employment opportunities, housing support, recovery resources, healthcare services, or help obtaining identification, this event brings a wide range of support together in one location.
Questions?

[email protected]

08/11/2026

💙 Restored & Revived is in The Columbian today!

We are grateful to The Columbian for sharing our story and helping bring awareness to the challenges Restored & Revived has navigated this year — from the sewage backup and loss of our physical space to significant changes in the funding available to community-based organizations.

As an organization committed to transparency, we also want to clarify one piece of the article regarding our impact numbers.

Our Impact Report documented more than 2,000 check-ins/service interactions connected to 12-step meetings and recovery-support activities. These numbers represent participation and service encounters and should not be interpreted as 2,000+ unique individuals.

We are incredibly proud of the number of individuals and families Restored & Revived has served throughout the years, and we believe our impact speaks for itself without overstating the data.

Most importantly, we want our community to know:

RESTORED & REVIVED IS NOT CLOSING.

We are restructuring and adapting so that we can continue serving our community in ways that are meaningful, effective, and sustainable.

Our housing program continues.
Our community partnerships continue.
Our work continues.
And our mission continues. 💙

We are currently working toward our $100,000 fundraising goal to help Restored & Revived navigate this transition and build the next chapter of our organization.

To every donor, volunteer, facilitator, participant, partner, board member, and community member who has stood beside us:

Thank you.

We lost a building — not our mission.

And this story is far from finished 💙



https://www.columbian.com/news/2026/aug/11/nonprofit-restored-and-revived-aims-to-raise-100000-for-future-after-flood-of-sewage-backup-less-funding/?fbclid=IwdGRjcAToVY1jbGNrBOhUMnBkb2YFZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAc3J0YwZhcHBfaWQMMzUwNjg1NTMxNzI4AAEekEUdJRxBKwsIkNpodMEhLXzXDc94LAmiRJVSNqEINu82jvoy4Xgc0BtJr5o_aem_SFgS2U2MxOlSnbbKbkNZ_w

Vancouver nonprofit Restored and Revived is turning to the community for help after a flood of sewage forced it to halt many of the services that thousands of Clark County residents recovering from ad