Written by Carly Sorenson, First Step Program Coordinator When we want something to change in our lives (relationships, careers, health issues), we usually try different ways of approaching [...]
Written by Diana Miller, Outreach Manager Many people binge drink during the holidays- alcoholics and non-alcoholics alike. They then get to January and, as a New Year’s resolution [...]
Please join us in celebrating Renee Rochin, Volunteer Program Coordinator at The Magdalen House! Renee is essential to helping our community of volunteers that make Maggie's thrive. We [...]
This is a program like no other. Dignity and grace replace the shame and guilt most of us feel when seeking help. There is also help for the family and friends to help heal the damage of alcoholism. I am a friend for life.
Susan, Alumna
The Magdalen House serves so many with dignity and grace.
John, Donor
Maggie’s accepted me when no one else would. I was at the lowest bottom of my life. I was walking dead – I truly appreciate the love I received at Maggie’s. It has been all up from there. Thank you Maggie’s!
Alumna
The Magdalen House saves lives of countless women every day, and works endlessly to help women recover. It is a wonderful haven of hope to help rebuild lives.
Alumna
Maggie’s gave me the first real acceptance as an alcoholic through love, compassion and direction. They gave me hope.
Alumna
Today, by the Grace of a very loving God, so very, very much has changed. I have been reunited with family and have the privilege and the responsibilities of being a mother! I have the honor to work with other women who, like me, lost so much to this disease. I have a great job and...I'm free!
Alumna
Words cannot express how blessed I feel for all of you. Seeing and hearing what y’all have done for [my daughter] is amazing. Thank you for all you do for all the women that have stayed at The Magdalen House. I have never seen [her] with this peace.
Family Member
I am so grateful for the women and their life-changing program. They saved my life when it seemed one else could. God bless you, your program, and the residents of Maggie's.
Nancy, 2009 Alumna
Thank you Maggie's for the love, support, and all you have given us women living with this disease called alcoholism. The support and tools you provided are so essential in our lives to live and prosper as a healthy woman for ourselves and our family. Thank you Maggie's for being there on that day that I had to say "I am an alcoholic, I need help."