phase onebread & vine
not a program — a table. a monthly gathering at portland's white house and weekly touchpoints with mentors and community families, where each person is known, valued, and welcomed into a family.
phase twogood soil
healing and preparation for what's next — counseling, spiritual direction, life coaching, and entrepreneurship training that strengthen the whole person before work takes root.
phase threedo good industries
real jobs, apprenticeship, and ownership through a growing ecosystem of mission-aligned businesses — starting with portland's white house, then catering, cleaning, landscaping, and more.
every year thousands finish recovery
ready to work — then hit the same walls: no opportunity, no belonging,
no hope.
dignified work
real jobs with real wages — not charity, not a placement quota.
genuine belonging
a table and a community that stays — long before and after the job.
margin that returns
profitable businesses that reinvest every margin back into hope.
a city restored
we're proving a model where business is both profitable and redemptive — restoring people to purpose, one good job at a time, then replicating it city by city.
the vision →housing without work doesn't hold.
of people exiting homelessness don't regain stable work in their first year.
drop in job retention within six months without ongoing support.
our goal: double employment retention and halve return-to-homelessness within 24 months.
graduates in sustainable jobs within five years.
do good industries businesses launched by 2030.
the path of hope
belonging, then healing, then work — we close all three gaps in order, and a growing family of businesses pays for it.
the right amount of good.
profitable businesses that reinvest every margin into restored lives.
help us grow
be a builder in a redemptive economy — where work restores, businesses give back, and every investment plants seeds of lasting transformation.
invest with us
back real businesses secured by a real asset.
partner your church
bring your community to the table.
hire our graduates
give a fresh start a place to land.
redemptive work and genuine belonging can restore what was lost. everything we build stays rooted in the real work of restoration.