Michael, Tara and Brooke moved into the facility in June, 1999. I was brought up in a life of ease, boarding schools, college, everything. While in the Providence House program, Michael took advantage of the golden opportunity to start life over again, learning those life skills that equip one for success and self-reliance. He began working full-time for Horseshoe Casino, where he has already begun his way up the career ladder. I learned to appreciate life, and to realize that people are willing to help you-you don't often see that.
Life is more than just taking or receiving.
It's about giving. That's exactly what happened, thanks to the monumental efforts of all the company's employees, more than 250 people who responded with more than 700 recipes, and Times food columnist Carolyn Flournoy who reviewed each recipe. The popular golf tournament will be held at Southern Trace Country Club April 10-16. This marks the third time Providence House has been a beneficiary of the Shreveport Open, the first in 1994, and the second in 1996. For tickets to the tournament or to volunteer for the event, call us at 221-7887.