Randolph Recovery Showcase

Ten great local performers under one roof! 

The Randolph Recovery Showcase is Randolph Fellowship Home Inc. fund raising event and promises to be a fantastic show. The acts for the evening will be:

The Price Family
Lane Ragsdale
Rick Morgan and Gwen Hall
Burnt Biscuits
Fred Lail and Mary Mondon
Renea Henderson
Psalm 150
Terry and Bev Lawrence
Gracie Arnett
Georgianna Antoniou

Come out and listen to some of Asheboro's best local talent and Join the Voices for Recovery, "Every Life Is Worth Saving!"

What were supporting is Randolph Fellowship Home Supervised Living Facilities.

Randolph Fellowship Home Inc. provides clinically managed residential services for adults diagnosed with a substance use disorder and/or co-occurring disorders that require daily supervision. Our mission is to inspire hope, healing and lasting recovery through supervised living by utilizing tools in order to face life on life’s terms through physical, mental and spiritual well-being for individuals and families suffering from alcoholism, drug addiction and related disorders.

We are a 501(c) (3) nonprofit organization that has been in existence in Randolph County since 1972, operating 24-hour supervised/group living facilities for recovering individuals. Having a “ZERO TOLERANCE” policy with respect to the use of drugs and/or alcohol is imperative to uphold an atmosphere needed by people in early and long-term recovery. 

Clients are taught life living skills and are required to comply with all requirements like following house rules, chores and learn to become reliable; responsible members and focus on recovery and achieving maximum community interaction and involvement including employment, independent living, volunteer work, or training.

We believe our responsibility to our community is not just to operate and maintain quality programs that provide the best possible services for our residents, but also to inform and educate our community about the circumstances and realities of men and women in recovery. We operate two residential programs, Alpha House for women with 7 beds located at 373 Hill Street and Mangum House for men with 10 beds located at 841 E. Pritchard Street.

Our Vision is transform communities by inspiring people to embrace recovery, improving the quality of life for a recovering addict and their families.