Frequently Asked Questions
Who can be accepted into Reset?
Reset is available to men and women with troubled pasts who are looking to make radical changes toward a fulfilled future. Residents must be employed or actively looking for work, and willing to participate in counseling, scheduled events, and serious accountability. Residents do not have to be ex-offenders to be a part of Reset. Please note that you must have at least 30 days sobriety to be considered for Reset.
How much does Reset cost?
The residents in Reset housing do pay rent--$390 per month (which includes all utilities). Beyond that, the only cost is the hard work that they will have to put in to radically change their lives.
How do I become a resident at Reset?
If you are interested in what Reset has to offer, visit the Become A Resident page for more information. Fill out the forms on that page and you will be sent more information concerning expectations, and will eventually have the chance to interview with house members and outside leaders of Reset to determine if this is a good fit.
Does Reset have any religious affiliation?
The leaders of Reset are Jesus followers who have a heart to see people fulfill the destiny that God has in store for them. We come from a variety of church backgrounds, but ultimately agree that Jesus Christ is the only answer for the troubles that people face.
Do I have to be a Christian to enter Reset?
You do not have to profess to be a Christian to enter Reset. However, knowing that Reset believes that a relationship with Jesus Christ is the only way to achieve radical & lasting change and will base much of its mandatory offerings around that belief, you will want to at least be open to Jesus.
How is Reset supported?
Reset is supported by generous businesses, churches, foundations and individuals who believe our mission is making an impact. In addition we operate the Clothing Connection, a social enterprise that collects, sorts and sells gently used clothing to support our work.
Funds to fuel the residents of Reset and the ministry itself come from rents, entrepreneurial ventures, an annual banquet, Kroger Community Rewards, and the generous support of individuals who believe that restored lives are worth investing in.
How can I help?
Visit our Get Involved page for more information about contributing and volunteering to help Reset.
Can I obtain a copy of the 990 Annual Report for Reset?
Yes. Click here to view our most recent 990 report.