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Provide someone entering the workforce with essential professional clothing, ensuring they can show up with confidence and dignity on their first day.
Equip a student at The Trades Institute with a complete tool kit—an essential investment that empowers them to learn, practice, and master their craft.
Offer ten days of safe, stable housing so an individual can focus on training, healing, and preparing for long-term employment without the stress of housing insecurity.
Help fund training for one Industry Recognized Credential, opening the door to higher wages and greater career mobility.
Support a cohort of students preparing to enter the workforce with comprehensive career coaching—resume development, interview preparation, and one-on-one guidance that leads to lasting employment.
Provide a full scholarship that ensures a student receives the technical training, tools, support services, and confidence needed not just to secure a job in the trades—but to keep it and build their future.
The Emerge Recovery & Trade Initiative is a 501(c)3 non-profit, so most donations made to us are tax-deductible.
Every donation, big or small, makes a meaningful impact on the lives of those we serve. Your generosity provides hope, housing, and a pathway to lasting recovery.
You can also send a check made out to "Emerge" to:
2960 W Enon Rd, Xenia, OH 45385
We know all the pitfalls and hazards that await a person trying to avoid temptation, and we know how to shield those who are more vulnerable and get them to far more stable ground.
Transitional housing is the foundation, the bedrock, of a life of clean and positive living we believe everyone in recovery deserves. Working with various area ministries, we give those in early recovery the tools, resources, guidance, and time they need to safely "transition" back into society so they can live long happy, productive lives.
At Emerge, we believe it doesn't matter how slow you go as long as you don't stop. If you fall, just keep getting back up and remember rock bottom is usually the solid type of foundation one needs to rebuild a life that is very much worth living.