"We want to make a difference and do something in our community. We want this to be a safe place to hang out to play games, cards, watch TV and to create sober connections, including a meditation room. The goal is to be open seven days a week, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. “We want to meet the needs in our community,” Kurrell said. “When people are getting sober they lose a lot of connections. This is a place they can feel safe and learn to have fun and live a life of sobriety.”

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“This community has needed something like this." 

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“It’s like family. We all want to see each other succeed. I didn’t think it was possible to have so much fun sober."

“We’re from all different walks of life, but our stories are the same.”
(Crouse is receiving training to be a part-time certified recovery specialist!)

“It’s definitely a good resource. I’ll come back.”

"[My husband and I are] proof that couples can get sober together."

"It's my lifeline."