Blanchet Farm is a residential recovery program located in Yamhill County, Oregon, one hour outside Portland. Its goal is to help men with substance addiction build sobriety and self-worth and regain job skills by being responsible for the care of animals, gardens, meals, and facilities. The farm is operated by Blanchet House, a nonprofit located in Portland, Oregon, with a mission to alleviate suffering through food, clothing, and shelter programs.

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The purpose of the Building Pathways Home capital campaign is to advance the mission and vision of Blanchet Farm. We’re committed to ensuring that the organization can provide exceptional care at the farm to meet the needs of future residents. The overall goal of the capital campaign is to support the reconstruction and improvement of the farm dormitory to provide pathways of recovery for people struggling in our community.

The Blanchet Farm program faces challenges to its operations, growth, and ability to meet the community’s needs, including:

An outdated facility that was not originally built to serve as a therapeutic environment.
Small and restrictive dormitory rooms.
Inadequate space for therapeutic services such as AA/NA meetings, counseling, case management, and family meetings.
A lack of outdoor and indoor gathering spaces.

The campaign has three objectives:

Construct a new transitional housing facility for the men’s recovery program at Blanchet Farm.
Implement facility upgrades to include a new social enterprise program.
Provide project construction funding and staff funding for a more robust farm program.

Building Pathways Home - Blanchet Farm Capital Campaign

Help Blanchet Farm Provide Exceptional Care for Our Residents!

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