All of our residents are formerly homeless, formerly incarcerated men in active recovery. Many have been diverted to our program instead of going to prison. Each has demonstrated a commitment to changing his life.
No individual will knowingly be admitted with a history or record of a crime against a child, a sex crime, arson, or major mental health disorder (except depression and anxiety; bipolar disorder is determined on a case-by-case basis).
Prior to admittance, applicants are interviewed by the Project 180 team and may be vetted by the Twelfth Judicial Circuit Office of the State Attorney and/or Drug Court.
This program has been made possible through the generosity of an Anonymous Donor, Project 180’s Founder’s Circle Members, the Charles & Margery Barancik Foundation, Cadence Bank, Carlson Studio Architecture, Carl and Liza Caruso, Community Foundation of Sarasota County, The Cox Family Fund, Covenant Mennonite Fellowship, The Cowles Charitable Trust, The Diane R. & George E. Davis Charitable Fund, The Gardner Family Foundation, GRASP, Gulf Coast Community Foundation, The Heartbeat Foundation, Hudson’s Furniture, IBERIABANK, The Imagine Foundation, The Koski Family Foundation, Mattress Firm, The Palmer Family Irrevocable Trust, Charlotte and Charles Perret, Heather Roberts, The Schiedel Foundation, The Semrod Family Foundation, St. Vincent de Paul Society at Church of the Incarnation, SunTrust Bank Foundation, Clark and Mary Wright, and hundreds of individual donors like you.