Support the Red Door!

Hi Friends and Family,

With all the struggles and injustices going on in the world, I am so grateful to have so many great people in my life! As I celebrate my 60th birthday today, I want to honor those who have not been so blessed, and who need our support to help change their lives, now more than ever. Saint John’s Program for Real Change, with their 12-18 month program of education, job training, and counseling, changes lives– not just for the women, but for their children and future generations. 

As many of you know, Michele has served on the board for Saint John's Program for three years now and during that time we have met so many women who have had their lives changed through this program. It is so inspiring! They are getting the resources they need to overcome drug and alcohol abuse and addiction, developing the skills they need to raise their children, and preparing and training for good jobs to support themselves and their children. It is hard work, and takes a huge commitment.

We have committed to helping Saint John's Program for Real Change as they face significant financial hardships as a result of the COVID-19 threat. We are reaching out to our friends and family to help ensure that Saint John's Program can continue to serve the over 200 formerly homeless women and children who are currently living in a warm, safe and sober environment with dependable food and services. These families are receiving comprehensive supportive services like drug and alcohol counseling, mental health services and job training all with the goal of ending the cycle of poverty, violence and addiction. Without our help, that could all come to an end!

Please help Saint John's Program by showing you SUPPORT THE RED DOOR during this difficult time and help change lives — for good!

You can donate now by hitting “Give Now” on the upper right. You can give with any major credit card and it only takes 30 seconds. I appreciate it so very much.

Thank you for joining me and supporting the women and children at Saint John's!

Wishing you and yours health, safety and peace,

Tony