Client Phillip Holt speaks to the struggles he has overcome and the help he has received from Restoration of Hope. Addiction and recovery don’t just affect the individual, they affect the entire family. Beverly shares the pride she has for her son, Phillip, as he works to rebuild his life
Asa tells the story of how he was able to overcome addiction and find familial connections in the Restoration of Hope program.
When husband and father Marquis Ewings found himself homeless and struggling, Restoration of Hope was here to help. Marquis now runs his own food truck and restaurant business, Big Slice’s Place.
Restoration of Hope Executive Director Danny Stone was called to this important work after his own struggles with addiction and incarceration.
When Shawn Minton was arrested, he thought his life was over. “I remember telling the police officer he’d ruined my life,” Shawn said. “He told me ‘I believe in success stories. You may not believe this now, but your life is not over. I believe one day I’ll get a
TEXARKANA, Texas – A Texarkana non-profit dedicated to helping parolees find a higher purpose is expanding its facility. Since opening in 2020, Restoration of Hope has helped 1500 men off the streets and out of prison. There’s currently 65 men in their facility and care homes. Founder Danny Stone says
TEXARKANA, Texas– “Turning a mess into a message” is the motto the men at Restoration of Hope live by and also the same words plastered on the walls of the new transitional home. On Wednesday, Restoration of Hope held a ribbon-cutting ceremony to unveil Hope Chapel, its new bunkhouse facility
Read about our ribbon cutting ceremony at TxkToday! Today, several members of the Texarkana Chamber of Commerce, along with local business members and community supporters gathered together to celebrate the ribbon cutting ceremony on Restoration of Hope’s newest expansion. Restoration of Hope, which began four years ago with Danny Stone
TEXARKANA, Texas — Marquis “Big Slice” Ewings never gave up on his dreams. That determination lifted him out of homelessness and led to his opening Big Slice’s Place food truck. The truck’s name comes from the nickname Ewings’ mother gave him when he was a boy — when he was
