This past year has been a beautiful reminder that we are stronger together. Through the power of partnership, we’ve built bridges of hope, healing, and transformation across our community. Each collaboration has been a reflection of shared purpose… uniting hearts, resources, and missions to make a greater impact than any of us could alone.
We are deeply grateful for the opportunity to have been a part of the following:
- Boots on the Ground Meetings for Peers
- City of Medford Outreach Court
- Hearts with a Mission Homeless to Hopeful Superhero Run
- Jackson Care Connect Spring Conference
- Jackson County Health & Human Services Crisis Intervention Training
- Jail Release Resource Program (JRRP)
- Max’s Mission Overdose Awareness Day
- Medford Chamber Greeters & Excellence in Business Awards
- Mike Marshall Memorial Golf Tournament
- Oregon Recovers Recovery Summit and Walk for Recovery
- Peermagedon 2025 (Addictions Recovery Center)
- Recovery Cafe DEI Committee – Black History Month Event
- ROC Recovery Festival
Our involvement in conferences, workshops, and community events has allowed us to grow, learn, and expand our reach. Together, we’ve shared stories, inspired one another, and strengthened the movement toward recovery and restoration.
Every connection has mattered. Every shared effort has made a difference. As we look ahead, we carry forward the same spirit of unity and desire for change, continuing to remind the world that when a community comes together with love and purpose, transformation follows.
Stephanie Mendenhall, Executive Director and Founder, Reclaiming Lives
Stephanie Castaneda
Hello and welcome. My name is Sam and I have been clean since February 5th, 2018.
My Name is Ricky, I am a person in Long-term Recovery. My clean date is 2/17/2018.
Hello!
I am a grateful recovering addict who is blessed to have life experiences of not only addiction but prison, foster care, and the ability to have compassion for those who are still struggling. I believe the difference we can make in each other’s lives is by being the best version of ourselves to those we serve, love, and support. My recovery is an absolute reflection of who I am as a person and what I can offer. I strive to lead by example and make a lasting impression on everyone I encounter in one form or another.
Jennifer James
My name is Doug Du Vall and I have been clean from all mind- and mood-altering substances since 7/22/2017.
Daynie serves as the Development Director at Reclaiming Lives.
My name is Brandon Orr, and I am a person in long term recovery. My clean date is March 25, 2017.
Angie Robles
Tony Mendenhall, Shelter Coordinator, Hearts With A Mission
Staci Hughes
Sharon Pittman, Secretary; Counselor with Continuum/OnTrack
Sarah Robbins
Katrina Bywater, Treasurer
Heather Philp
Bill Maentz, Board President, Owner of 5:00 Marketing and Founder of Grander Vision
Beau Jeska, 71 Five Justice Director, 71 Five Ministries and Lead Chaplain at the Jackson County Juvenile Detention Center