Jefferson House renovations completed

Jefferson House, a program of the Capuchin Soup Kitchen, recently completed a significant capital project with the replacement of 21 windows and repainting of exterior wood trim. Because it is situated within a historic district, the replacement windows had to match the original wood double-hung windows. Replacement windows cost approximately $1,000 each. 

The building houses a CARF-accredited residential addiction treatment center  Men who seek a fresh start find a supportive environment at Jefferson House, with on-site support for substance use disorders. 
Jefferson House, a former residence, was acquired by the Capuchins in 1976 and has helped thousands of men achieve sobriety and a second chance. We are grateful for the generosity of benefactors for stepping up to support this project! 

Read more about the Capuchin Soup Kitchen in our recent newsletter.