Drop-in Center
Monday, Wednesday & Friday
10:00 AM – 3:00 PM
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God is not unjust; he will not forget your work and the love you have shown him as you have helped his people and continue to help them.
Hebrews 6:10
Our Mission
What we do
To provide a faith-based center for vulnerable women with an atmosphere where holistic services are offered to help them grow from surviving to thriving.
Our Vision
Where we're going
To give a solid recovery foundation that offers a springboard for growth to women whose lives have been negatively impacted by trauma, so they can transform their lives and achieve their goals.
Our Core Values
What guides us
Meet our Executive Director
Tina Robinson
Tina Robinson was born as Tina Benschoter in Toledo, Ohio on June 12, 1966. She graduated from Perrysburg High School in 1984 and went on to serve in the United States Army. Between 1989–1992, Tina gave birth to three sons. In 1995 she married the love of her life, and they have been together ever since.
Tina overcame a 13-year crack addiction, becoming drug free on December 5, 2004 — a milestone she has maintained ever since. Feeling called by God to pursue social work, she began at Owens Community College in 2007, transferred to Lourdes University, and graduated in 2013 with her bachelor's degree. She has also earned her Chemical Dependency Counselor's Certificate II for Substance Abuse.
In 2012, the Lord led Tina to become deeply involved in anti-human sex trafficking work. In 2015, she founded Butterflies 15 — the only residential housing program in Northwest Ohio housing adult women survivors of human sex trafficking for 9–12 months. Though the residential home closed due to COVID-19 and financial constraints, Butterflies 15 has since opened a Drop-in Center for women who have endured trauma through human trafficking, domestic violence, and substance use.
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