Since its launch in the summer of 2020, Christian & Brian's House has helped hundreds of men in their recovery journey.

In just a few years of operation, Christian & Brian's House has already earned a reputation as one of the best sober houses in the region because of the people who run it, the people who live there and the culture within.

We're excited with our progress to this point and look forward to expanding the mission.

Through the help of our supporters, The Forest Park Project has made major impacts on the lives of many. And yet there remains a massive need in the community. While we've already helped hundreds, there are still thousands out there who could benefit.

We're ready to apply the experience we've gained through Christian & Brian's House to address those needs.

We hope you keep us in mind this Giving Tuesday.

After losing two great young people to opioid abuse in recent years, a dedicated group of friends and family came together to form The Forest Park Project, a non-profit organization in their honor to combat this devastating epidemic.

Christian Diaz passed away on May 4, 2018 at the age of 37. Brian Metzger was 34 when he passed on June 21, 2015.

Lifelong friends from the Forest Park neighborhood, Metzger and Diaz battled addiction in the final stages of their lives. Growing up as central figures within a group of friends that covered a wide spectrum of society, Brian and Christian touched scores of people on intimate levels through their compassion and charisma.

In the summer of 2020, Christian & Brian's House was opened as a much-needed sober house for those serious about their recovery.

Help us help others so we can Recover Together.

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