Our October Newsletter Is Here!

jenna | #news | October 21, 2026

Stay connected with F5 Project and see how we’re breaking barriers and building futures across our communities.

Our October edition of Ugly Grace in Action, F5 Project’s monthly newsletter, goes out today and we’re excited to share what’s been happening across our organization!

This month’s newsletter highlights the people, partnerships, and programs making a difference in the lives of individuals navigating recovery, reentry, and new beginnings.

Inside this month’s edition:

  • Move Forward: Stories of Hope, Recovery & Community – Get the latest details about our November 12 fundraising event and learn how you can join us for an evening celebrating resilience and second chances.
  • Expanding Housing Opportunities in Bismarck – See how we’re growing our transitional housing program to help more individuals find stability and build a foundation for their future.
  • Community Connections in Fargo – Learn about our Re-entry Supper initiative and the partnerships bringing people together.
  • Stories of Success – Celebrate the progress of individuals working toward recovery, employment, independence, and lasting change.
  • Battle of the Tees – Find out how you can support F5 Project through our partnership with Shirts From Fargo.

Don’t Miss an Update!

Our monthly newsletter is one of the best ways to stay connected with the work happening at F5 Project. From participant success stories and program updates to upcoming events and opportunities to get involved, Ugly Grace in Action brings our mission directly to your inbox.

Didn’t receive this month’s newsletter? There’s still time to get connected!

Subscribe to Our Monthly Newsletter – email info@f5project.org

Thank you for being part of a community that believes everyone deserves the opportunity to move forward.

Breaking Barriers, Building Futures.

Resources Are Available

There are a wide variety of community resources also available for those in need. Find resources for recovery, employment, housing and shelters, and more on our resources page.