My House

09/23/2026

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The colder days are settling in, and we’re seeing more young people coming through our doors who need a warm place to be, something to eat, or just a little extra help getting through the day.

That also means our pantry is moving quickly.

We use grab-and-go items every day for youth at the Drop-In Center, but they also go with us into the community for food packs, outreach, and youth who may not have reliable access to a meal.

Right now, we could really use:

• Tuna packets, jerky, meat sticks, or other easy protein options
• Fruit snacks
• Individual chips, Goldfish, pretzels, or cookies
• Trail mix packets
• Individual peanut butter or cheese crackers
• Applesauce or pudding cups/pouches
• Granola bars

We’re also running low on a few essentials:

• Men’s XL & XXL boxers or boxer briefs
• Women’s size medium underwear
• Men’s deodorant, travel or full size

For food donations, individually packaged and easy-to-open items are especially helpful.

As the weather gets colder, having these basics on hand means we can say yes when a young person walks through our doors or we meet someone who needs us out in the community.

Donations can be dropped off at the MY House Drop-In Center. Thank you for helping us keep the shelves stocked for our youth.

09/22/2026

Sometimes the hardest part is simply knowing where to start.

Whether you need help with housing, employment, recovery support, basic needs, or just someone who can help you figure out the next step, MY House is here.

You don’t have to know exactly what you need before you walk through the door. Start with us, and we’ll help you figure out where to go from there.

Knowing where to go can change everything.

09/22/2026

Motivational Monday 💙

“May the journey back to yourself be a quiet act of defiance against every version of you that was built for someone else’s comfort.”

Keep growing. Keep becoming. Keep finding your way back to you.

09/21/2026

Check out the highlights from the Walk for Recovery, filmed by the Lionhelm Studios crew, currently in Alaska shooting a documentary with True North Recovery. Stay tuned for more information about their project, coming soon!

09/21/2026

Want to be part of something bigger?

Do you have an eye for putting together the perfect gift basket? A product, experience, service, or special item you’d love to share with the community?

We are now accepting silent auction donations for Rotary Uncorked!

From creative gift baskets and local favorites to unique experiences, services, gift certificates, and one-of-a-kind items, every donation helps make Uncorked a success while supporting the work happening every day at MY House.

Whether you’re a local business, organization, or just someone who loves putting together an amazing basket, we’d love to have you be part of it.

We’re accepting donations NOW! Silent auction items can be dropped off at the MY House Youth Drop-In Center.

Have a question or something special you’d like to donate? Reach out to us and we’ll help you get it where it needs to go.

Every item donated helps us create a bigger night with an even bigger impact.

09/21/2026

Fountain of Youth Ep 2: Emotional Maturity in Environments

Welcome to the Fountain of Youth! In this episode we discuss challenges of developing emotional maturity within our immediate environments.

Welcome to the Fountain of Youth! In this episode we discuss challe...

09/20/2026

Thank you so much to everyone who joined us for the Walk for Recovery this year! We were so glad to have everyone with us for one of our most well attended events ever! We would like to thank the Mat-Su Health Foundation for helping us buy all of the free shirts we gave away, Big J's BBQ Catering for donating ALL OF THE BBQ for the event, Stewart Title Mat-Su Valley, Alaska for donating the prize for our co****le champions, Chop House - at Lake Lucille, National Alliance for Drug Endangered Children, and Alaska Massage Clinic - Wasilla for donating all of our door prizes. Thank you to True North Recovery, Set Free Alaska, Alaska Addiction Rehabilitation Services, Inc., Job Corps, KHITZ 107.1 "Your Valley, Your Music, Your Station." and everyone else who helped us set up vendor tables and booths at the end of the walk and brought their staff and clients to participate. Finally, a huge thank you to everyone who supported our recovery community with their smiles, waves, and honks as they went by today. Here in the Mat-Su we RECOVER OUT LOUD and know that Recovery is Possible. We can't wait to see you again next year!