Local nonprofit Rise Up to Thrive reports growth, buys office and outlines fall events
Rise Up to Thrive told commissioners it served more than 170 new clients since April 2025, logged 199 safe‑bed nights, recorded over 1,000 volunteer hours, invested more than $62,000 in direct client services, bought a new building (Dicks Brown Brave Space) and announced events in October.
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Brock, executive director and founder of Rise Up to Thrive, updated the commissioners on program activity since April 2025, saying the organization served over 170 new clients, hosted or took part in 36 outreach events, provided 199 safe‑bed nights, and recorded more than 1,000 volunteer hours. Brock said the nonprofit invested more than $62,000 in direct client services covering housing, relocation, utility assistance and other needs.
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