Welcome to a New Chapter

Discover a supportive community offering safety, structure, and a pathway to reintegration.

Our Recovery & Re-Entry Housing program in Berkeley County is dedicated to men seeking a fresh start after incarceration, recovery, or homelessness. We provide a safe, structured environment focused on accountability, life-skills, and community support—no clinical treatment, just a real chance to rebuild.

Learn How to Join

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Our Unique Program Model

Safety First

Secure, substance-free housing ensures every resident can focus on rebuilding without distractions or risk.

Accountability

Clear house rules and regular check-ins help residents stay on track and support each other’s progress.

Life-Skills Focus

Workshops and daily routines build practical skills for employment, self-care, and independent living.

Living with Purpose

Expectations that foster respect, growth, and responsibility.

Participate in daily routines and chores
Attend weekly house meetings
Maintain a substance-free environment
Respect fellow residents and staff
Work towards employment or education

Our guidelines are designed to help you build healthy habits and contribute to a positive, supportive home for everyone.

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Getting Started

Find out if our program is right for you.

Men 18+ leaving incarceration, recovery, or homelessness
Willingness to follow house rules
Commitment to a substance-free lifestyle
Desire to work or pursue education

Contact us to discuss your situation. Our team will guide you through the intake process and answer any questions you may have.

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Your Pathway to Reintegration

Step-by-step support for employment and community life.

Personalized goal setting with staff
Resume and job search workshops
Connections to local employers
Peer mentorship and support
Ongoing check-ins and encouragement

We walk with you from your first day to your first paycheck, helping you build confidence and a sense of belonging in the community.

Building Bridges with Community Partners

Collaboration for your success.

Work with probation and parole officers
Access to job opportunities with local employers
Support from community organizations

Our network of partners is committed to helping you succeed, offering resources and opportunities every step of the way.

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Strength in Community

Peer Mentorship

Connect with men who have walked your path and are ready to offer guidance and encouragement.

Shared Accountability

Residents support each other in meeting goals and maintaining a positive, substance-free environment.

Community Events

Regular gatherings and activities foster connection, trust, and a sense of belonging for all residents.

Reach Out to Us

Connect for more information or to get involved.

Ready to take the next step or have questions? Our team is here to help you start your journey. Call us at 304-555-1234 or email [email protected].

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Mission statement: Our mission at Light & Love Thrift Co. is to respond to human needs with compassion, enhance the quality and health of our community members, and become a sustained community resource that empowers individuals—especially veterans and those in recovery or re-entry—to heal, find purpose, and thrive Service counties Berkely Willaimsburg Dorchester Email + 8434902819 Donate button Social media icons Nonprofit disclaimer Light & Love Thrift Co. – The Recovery & Re-Entry Home Initiative Legal Status: Light & Love Thrift Co. is a registered 501(c)(3) charitable nonprofit organization recognized by the Internal Revenue Service. EIN: [If you want, I can add it here — just tell me.] Mission Statement: Our mission is to respond to human needs with compassion, enhance the quality and health of community members, and become a sustained community resource that empowers individuals—especially veterans and those in recovery or re-entry—to heal, find purpose, and thrive. Use of Donations: All donations received by Light & Love Thrift Co. are used exclusively to support our charitable programs, including transitional housing for veterans, re-entry and recovery support services, workforce development, community outreach, and operational costs directly related to fulfilling our mission. No funds are distributed for personal benefit. Tax-Deductibility: Contributions are tax-deductible to the fullest extent allowed by law. Unless otherwise stated, no goods or services are provided in exchange for contributions. Financial Transparency: Light & Love Thrift Co. maintains full financial transparency. Our IRS Form 990 and organizational records are available for public inspection upon request. Charitable Solicitation Compliance: Light & Love Thrift Co. complies with all state and federal charitable solicitation laws. Residents of any state may obtain financial and registration information directly from our organization by contacting: Light & Love Thrift Co. Email: [email protected]+ EIN :39-4889583 “Proudly serving veterans and rebuilding lives across South Carolin