About us
Attitude Reformed to Live (ARL) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization founded in 2025 and based in Phoenix, AZ/Maricopa County
We are recognized by the Internal Revenue Service as a tax-exempt public charity under section 501(c)(3).
EIN: 39-3870265
Date of Incorporation: August 18, 2025
State of Incorporation: Arizona
Our Vision
We envision a future where every person exiting incarceration, hospitalization, unstable housing, trauma or addiction-including our veterans has immediate access to dignified care, individualized support, and a path to long term recovery, reentry, and independence.
Our communities thrive when those met at risk are given space, structure, and support to transform their lives.
Our Mission
The Attitude Reformed to Live Program exists to empower justice involved individuals, veterans, and those recovering from substance use or medical crises by providing trauma informed care, non-medical recuperative care, and supportive housing.
Through safe, structured environments and personalized holistic wraparound services, we help individuals stabilize, heal, and build self-sufficient lives as they reintegrate into the community.
OUR LEADERSHIP
Board of Directors
Our organization is governed by a volunteer Board of Directors and Advisors who oversee strategy, ethics, and fiscal responsibility.
Honorable Mention and Board Director
Dedication:
From serving in WWII to transforming community healthcare in Pittsburgh, PA, Dr. James Stewart dedicated his life to making healthcare accessible for all. As Director of Primary Care at Mercy Hospital, he pioneered mobile health units, rehab centers, and clinics for underserved communities.
Housing is the foundation of recovery and success.
With the right attitude, reform is not just possible—it’s inevitable.
Housing is the foundation of recovery and success.
Employment + Support = Long-term freedom.
With the right attitude, reform is not just possible—it’s inevitable.
Housing is the foundation of recovery and success.
Purpose is the antidote to relapse.
With the right attitude, reform is not just possible—it’s inevitable.
With the right attitude, reform is not just possible—it’s inevitable.