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Welcome to The House of Redemption
At The House of Redemption (THOR), we believe everyone deserves the opportunity for a fresh start. As a faith-based nonprofit organization, we provide safe, affordable, fully furnished homes that empower returning citizens to successfully transition back into the community with dignity, stability, and hope.
After more than a decade of vision, prayer, and perseverance, THOR opened its first home at 840 Parkwood Avenue in 2023—a milestone that transformed a long-held vision into a place where lives can be restored. Today, our homes offer more than shelter; they provide a supportive environment where residents can rebuild their lives, pursue meaningful employment, strengthen their faith, and prepare for long-term independence.
Our innovative residential model was founded on affordability, accountability, and shared responsibility. Instead of paying traditional rent, residents contribute a residential assuagement equal to 20% of their gross income. These contributions help maintain each home while supporting THOR's mission to expand access to safe and affordable homes for those seeking a second chance.
Everything we do is rooted in faith and guided by the belief that redemption is possible for everyone. Through compassionate support, stable homes, and opportunities for personal growth, we help individuals build brighter futures while strengthening families and communities.
As we look ahead, our vision is to expand this proven model into additional communities, creating more homes where hope is restored, lives are transformed, and new beginnings become lasting success.
Welcome home. Welcome to hope restored. Welcome to a new beginning.
Our Mission
To respond to the long-term residential needs of former inmates by providing stable homes and to demonstrate the significance of "Home" to a healthy prison-to-community transition.
Our Vision
To become a 'best-practice' national model for addressing the long-term residential needs of homeless subpopulations.


Who We Serve
Many people believe that only "bad" people go to prison. The reality is far more complex.
At The House of Redemption (THOR), we recognize that many incarcerated individuals are not defined by their worst mistake. They are people seeking a second chance and committed to rebuilding their lives.
Many returning citizens have faced significant challenges, including poverty, trauma, limited educational opportunities, addiction, and unstable family environments long before incarceration. Upon release, they often encounter stigma and barriers that make successful reentry even more difficult.
THOR exists to change that narrative.
We provide more than fully furnished homes—we provide stability, dignity, accountability, and a supportive community where individuals can rebuild their lives with purpose. We believe that redemption is possible, and that everyone deserves the opportunity to create a better future.
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