Kristen Maddox (holding scissors), founder of A Door of Hope Ministries, snips the pink ribbon to officially signal the opening of the organization’s new women’s residential facility on Friday, Jan. 18.
Guests look inside one of the dorm rooms at A Door of Hope Ministries, a non-profit women’s organization based in Livingston that officially unveiled its long-awaited residential facility during an emotion-filled ribbon-cutting ceremony on Jan. 18.
Kathryn Hoyt, public relations director for A Door of Hope Ministries, explains the organization’s new residential program following a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Jan. 18.
Rose Pettyjohn, left, and Philip Pimlott enjoy a conversation following a ribbon-cutting ceremony at A Door of Hope Ministries in Livingston on Jan. 18.
Pictured is the living room at at A Door of Hope, a non-profit women’s organization based in Livingston that officially unveiled its residential facility during a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Jan. 18. Up to 10 women and two “dorm moms” will live at the facility.
Theresa Gayle stands in her dorm room at A Door of Hope Ministries, a non-profit women’s organization based in Livingston that officially unveiled its residential facility during a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Jan. 18. Up to 10 women and two “dorm moms” will live at the facility. Gayle will be one of two “dorm moms” who will live at the facility.
Pictured is one of the dorm rooms at A Door of Hope, a non-profit women’s organization based in Livingston that officially unveiled its residential facility during a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Jan. 18. Up to 10 women and two “dorm moms” will live at the facility.
Pictured is the upstairs lobby at A Door of Hope, a non-profit women’s organization based in Livingston that officially unveiled its residential facility during a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Jan. 18.
Pictured is one of the bathrooms at A Door of Hope, a non-profit women’s organization based in Livingston that officially unveiled its residential facility during a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Jan. 18.
Pictured is A Door of Hope’s “Dream Center,” where resident women will learn online skills and take classes as they rehabilitate their lives.
Kristen Maddox, founder of A Door of Hope Ministries, thanks people for coming to the organization’s ribbon-cutting ceremony for its new women’s residential facility on Friday, Jan. 18.
People point to the sky following a ribbon-cutting ceremony for A Door of Hope Ministries, a non-profit women’s organization based in Livingston that officially unveiled its long-awaited residential facility on Jan. 18.
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