Help 12 Recovering Men Rebuild After a House Fire Destroyed Their Sober Living Home
A dream burned to ashes — but hope isn’t lost.
Just one week ago, Randy Grimes, a beloved mentor and former Grand Mental Health employee, opened the doors to a new sober living home in Tulsa, Oklahoma. It was more than a house — it was a sanctuary for 12 men rebuilding their lives after addiction.
Randy poured his entire savings, heart, and soul into this mission. He quit his job to dedicate himself full-time to helping others heal. Every piece of furniture was donated, every wall painted by hand, every man given a second chance.
Then tragedy struck.
Just days after opening, a faulty attic wire sparked a fire that destroyed everything — the home, the furniture, the clothes, and the sense of safety these men had just begun to feel.
The Red Cross was unable to provide housing, giving only a $350 gift card per person. These men now have nowhere to go — sleeping in cars, on couches, or out in the cold. For men fighting to stay sober, stability is life or death.
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How You Can Help
We’re urgently raising funds to help Randy secure:
A new rental home (deposit + first month’s rent)
Beds, furniture, and clothing
Basic necessities (toiletries, food, transportation)
Replacement IDs and work uniforms for the residents
Every dollar makes a difference. This isn’t a big nonprofit — it’s one man and twelve recovering souls fighting to stay on the right path.
Fire location: 19108 E 7th St, Tulsa, OK
All funds go directly to Randy and the residents of Recovery specialists Recovery Home to restore housing and essentials immediately.
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A Community Worth Saving
Randy didn’t just build a house — he built hope. He gave men jobs, structure, and dignity when no one else would. Now, after losing everything, we have a chance to give that back.
If you’ve ever believed in second chances — please help today.
Together, we can rebuild what the fire destroyed.
❤️ Please donate, share, and pray. Every share helps.
#RecoveryStrong #HelpRandy
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