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Extreme Sobriety/Rhoades to Recovery Non Profit Closes

During Covid19 Pandemic in 2020 and 2021 Steve could not engage in public speaking which is his main method of spreading the message of his ministry and fundraising. In the fall of 2021 the Board voted to close Rhoades to Recovery 501(C)(3) on December 31, 2021 after 10 successful years of Steve Rhoades Ministry of … Continue reading

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WHAT MAN AMONG YOU, IF HE HAS A HUNDRED SHEEP AND LOSES ONE OF THEM, DOES NOT LEAVE THE NINETY-NINE IN THE PASTURE AND GO AFTER THE ONE THAT IS LOST, UNTIL HE FINDS IT?

Extreme Sobriety is not trying to solve the homeless crisis in Seattle. Rather, we're searching the streets for just one man or woman who is reaching out for help. He or she is somewhere out there.

Paddling for a Cause

From Bainbridge Island, WA to Ketchikan, AK

SHOULD YOU GIVE MONEY TO A PANHANDLER?

Click on the link below for the perspective of one who used to beg and busk. http://wp.me/p3N9xw-qB

Homelessness in Seattle

In the Seattle King County area, the homeless problem is growing with more than 10,000 people living on the streets or in shelters. Homelessness and drug addiction is a dreadful social illness plaguing the nation. More than 1 million people in the U.S. are homeless, with approximately 30 percent of these people suffering from mental illness and 50 percent chronically addicted to drugs, alcohol or both. Approximately 70 percent of homeless veterans are estimated to be substance abusers. Extreme Sobriety commends the organizations that provide caring services to these folks. It takes a great deal of time, hard work, resources, and heart to do what they do. We are grateful and touched for every homeless individual or addict that responds to this care. Our own Steve Rhoades, formerly homeless himself, was helped by Seattle's Compass Center over twenty years ago. He is now regularly walking the same streets, looking for someone else who has his hand out - someone who is reaching for the same help that he himself once received.

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In Other Places: Updates and Success Stories from Millionair Club Charity

“Thank you for giving me this gift.”

“Thank you for giving me this gift.”

“You let me move forward with dignity and independence,” Kathleen said as she looked out onto a room of coworkers and mentors on Friday. “I didn’t have to grovel or borrow money. I could earn my own. And that made all the difference.” Kathleen’s eyes filled with tears as she spoke. She wasn’t the only one. The […]

Never Underestimate the Power of Community

Never Underestimate the Power of Community

In case you haven’t heard, it’s National Volunteer Week! At Millionair Club Charity, we are so grateful to the 800+ volunteers who have rolled up their sleeves to help their neighbors over the past year. MCC volunteers help us in so many ways. Our volunteers range in age from 8 to 90+. They come from […]

97 years and over 7 million nutritious, delicious meals

97 years and over 7 million nutritious, delicious meals

In honor of National Nutrition Month, our Director of Food Programs wanted to share how MCC works to ensure everyone who comes to us for food during the week has well-balanced nutrition, and why that is important. MCC’s meals program is one of the foundational support services we offer, as we’ve easily served over 7 […]

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