HELPING PEOPLE RISE
FROM ADDICTION, TRAUMA, CRISIS, AND HOPELESSNESS
99+1 From Ashes to Fire Revival Ministry is a Christian nonprofit serving children, youth, adults, parents, and families affected by substance use, mental-health challenges, suicidal crisis, trauma, sexual, physical and emotional abuse, homelessness, incarceration and reentry, and other life crises. We connect people with peer support, recovery resources, practical assistance, community services, and pathways toward safety, stability, healing, and hope.
We serve people of all backgrounds with compassion, dignity, and respect while remaining rooted in our Christian faith.
Proud recipient of the 2026 Candid Gold Seal of Transparency
Whether you need support, resources, recovery connections, or a place to begin again, your next step can start here.
THE 99+1 LIGHTHOUSE IS MOVING
FORWARD IN SOUTHERN OREGON
99+1 Southern Oregon Initiative
99+1 From Ashes to Fire Revival Ministry Inc. is actively developing a Southern Oregon network designed to connect recovery, behavioral health, housing stability, youth and family support, veterans services, reentry, education, employment, peer support, and community resource navigation.
Our approach is built around a simple principle: people should not have to navigate complicated systems alone.
Rather than attempting to replace the organizations already serving Southern Oregon, 99+1 is working to build relationships with public agencies, nonprofits, healthcare and behavioral-health organizations, schools, recovery organizations, veteran services, community leaders, housing partners, and resource-navigation systems throughout Jackson and Josephine counties.
James A. Redden Federal Property
In September 2026, the U.S. General Services Administration authorized the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services to accept 99+1's late Expression of Interest regarding the James A. Redden federal property in Medford.
HHS subsequently provided 99+1 with the application materials required to continue through the federal Title V surplus-property process.
This development allows 99+1 to pursue the property through the applicable federal process. It does not constitute an award or guarantee that the property will ultimately be transferred to 99+1.
The organization is now completing the required due diligence, program planning, documentation, and application work associated with that opportunity.
Building a Southern Oregon Network
99+1 is simultaneously developing relationships throughout Southern Oregon to ensure future programs are built around demonstrated community needs and existing systems of care.
Current conversations include organizations and leaders involved in:
Substance-use recovery and treatment
Mental-health services
Youth behavioral health
Suicide prevention
Veterans services
Juvenile justice and reentry
Housing and homelessness
Community resource navigation
Education
Employment and life-skills development
Food and nutrition support
Peer support
Faith and recovery communities
Local government and regional planning
The Lighthouse Model
The 99+1 Lighthouse is being developed as more than a building.
The long-term vision is an interconnected community system where individuals and families can enter through an accessible front door and receive help identifying the appropriate next step.
Depending upon location, licensing, community need, funding, and regulatory approval, future 99+1 programs may include:
Substance-use recovery and treatment services
Mental-health services
Youth and family residential and support programs
Withdrawal-management services
Suicide-prevention partnerships
Veterans recovery and support services
Reentry assistance
Housing stabilization
Peer-support services
Education and employment pathways
Life-skills development
Resource navigation and warm handoffs
Community meeting and support-group space
Connections to established outside providers
Every clinical or residential program will operate only within the licenses, approvals, staffing standards, and regulatory requirements applicable to that service.
Building Responsibly
99+1 recognizes that a vision of this size must be built carefully.
Current development work includes:
Oregon licensing and certification planning
Federal and state regulatory review
Property due diligence
Program manuals and operating standards
Community partnerships
Behavioral-health and recovery-provider relationships
Medicaid and reimbursement planning
Capital and operating funding
Governance development
Workforce planning
Safety and quality systems
Youth protections
Community input
We are grateful to every individual and organization willing to help us build this responsibly.
99+1's mission remains centered on people who need another opportunity, another connection, another place to belong, and another chance to move forward.
From Ashes to Fire.
When thou walkest through the fire, thou shalt not be burned; neither shall the flame kindle
upon thee.
— Isaiah 43:2even the deepest struggles can become a new beginning.
YOUR GIFT CREATES
A BIG IMPACT
Every gift helps provide peer and recovery support, resource navigation, practical assistance, community outreach, and connections to appropriate services for children, youth, adults, parents, and families affected by substance use, mental-health challenges, suicidal crisis, abuse, trauma, homelessness, incarceration and reentry, and other life crises.
Because every life matters — and every life deserves the chance to rise from the ashes.
BUILT ON EXPERIENCE.
STRENGTHENED BY TRAINING.
PUT INTO ACTION.
99+1 is led by people with firsthand understanding of recovery, mental-health challenges, family crisis, and rebuilding. Our work combines lived experience, peer-support training, human-services education, community advocacy, and practical service.
LIVED EXPERIENCE & PEER SUPPORT
Certified Peer Support Professional (CPSP) certified by the Indiana Division of Mental Health and Addiction / Family and Social Services Administration
Lived recovery experience
Mental-health and recovery advocacy
Recovery-group leadership and facilitation
Education, Training & Community Leadership.
Human Services & Addiction Studies
Substance-use and counseling education
Nonprofit leadership and community outreach
Continuing professional training
Experience helps us understand the struggle. Training helps us respond responsibly. Partnership helps create lasting impact.
RACING FOR THE ONE
99+1 Outreach takes our mission beyond the walls and directly into the community — at racetracks, fairs, concerts, festivals, community events, and other places where people gather.
Through conversation, peer connection, resource navigation, and compassionate outreach, we meet adults, parents, youth, children, families, people returning from incarceration, and individuals facing substance-use, mental-health challenges, suicidal ideation, trauma, and sexual, physical, or emotional abuse.
Racing for the One is our motorsports outreach arm, inspired by Luke 15:4 and the belief that no person should be overlooked. Wherever the crowd gathers, our goal is the same: meet people where they are, listen without judgment, and help connect them with the support they need.
THE REKINDLE PATH
A JOURNEY OF RECOVERY, RESTORATION, AND REBUILDING
The Rekindle Path is 99+1’s recovery and personal-growth framework designed to help individuals rebuild their lives through reflection, peer support, accountability, practical recovery principles, community, and purposeful next steps.
Participants can choose the pathway that best fits their beliefs and needs — including a Christ-centered version rooted in Scripture and a secular version built around evidence-informed recovery concepts and multiple recovery Pathways.
Different pathways. Shared purpose: helping people move from struggle toward stability, healing, growth, and hope.
MEET THE FOUNDERS
Samantha and Andrew Hayn founded 99+1 From Ashes to Fire Revival Ministry from a shared commitment to turn lived experience, recovery, service, and faith into practical support for people and families who are hurting.
Their vision is to build a community where people facing substance-use challenges, mental-health struggles, trauma, abuse, suicidal crisis, family disruption, homelessness, incarceration and reentry, or other life crises are met with dignity, compassion, and connection to meaningful support.
Together, they are building 99+1 around peer support, community outreach, resource navigation, partnerships, recovery programming, and practical assistance that meets people where they are. Their Christian faith remains the foundation of the ministry while support is offered to people of all backgrounds.
Their belief is simple: every person has value, every story matters, and no one should have to walk through crisis alone.