Breaking Free Supportive Housing Program Inc

Breaking Free Supportive Housing Program Inc

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Sober Living for women help us build within the community to save the next life with 12 steps of recovery

07/06/2026

📣 Calling All Caterers! 🍽️ Houston area

Breaking Free Supportive Housing Program, a Houston nonprofit serving women in recovery, is looking for a caterer for our Second Chance Gala Fundraising Event.

📅 Date: Friday, August 22
⏰ Setup Time: 4:30 PM
👥 Guests: Approximately 75 people
📍 Location: Houston, TX

We’re hoping to partner with a caterer who believes in giving back to the community. If you offer nonprofit pricing, sponsorship opportunities, or would like to support our mission, we’d love to connect with you!

Our gala celebrates women in recovery and raises funds to provide safe, supportive housing and life-changing opportunities for women rebuilding their lives.

If you’re interested or know a caterer who might be a great fit, please comment below, send me a direct message, or tag them in the comments. Sharing this post is also greatly appreciated!

Thank you for helping us make our very first Second Chance Gala a success. Together, we can create more second chances. ❤️

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FAMILY OBLIGATIONS
. . a spiritual life which does not include. . . family obligations may not be so perfect after all.
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS, p. 129

I can be doing great in the program — applying it at meetings, at work, and in service activities — and find that things have gone to pieces at home. I expect my loved ones to understand, but they cannot. I expect them to see and value my progress, but they don't — unless I show them. Do I neglect their needs and desires for my attention and concern? When I'm around them, am I irritable or boring? Are my "amends" a mumbled "Sorry," or do they take the form of patience and tolerance? Do I preach to them, trying to reform or "fix" them? Have I ever really cleaned house with them? "The spiritual life is not a theory. We have to live it"(Alcoholics Anonymous, p. 83).

From the book Daily Reflections.
Copyright © 1990 by Alcoholics Anonymous World Services, Inc. All rights reserved.

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