Serenity Farms

03/13/2026

Serenity Farms was honored to participate in the 2026 Washington County Real Estate Expo, hosted by the Washington County Commissioners. With more than 1,500 attendees and over 100 vendors, the Expo continues to bring together realtors, lenders, contractors, developers, and community leaders working to strengthen the future of housing and development in

We were grateful for the opportunity to share our latest developments in recovery-supportive housing for men and affordable apartments for seniors, right here in Washington, PA!

In partnership with City Tee Shirt Co., we were able to highlight our latest on-the-job training program, which allows participants to gain hands-on training and experience through screen printing and 3D printing. At the Expo, this included free t-shirts featuring our new logo and low cost 3D-printed realtor business card holders created through the program. These initiatives represent more than products—they create real opportunities for skill-building, workforce development, and sustainable career growth.

We are deeply grateful for the partnerships, new friends, and shared vision that continue to move OUR county forward.

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The future of housing, recovery, and job opportunity in our community is brighter when we build it together.

03/13/2026

03/12/2026

📍 Serenity Farms is at the 2026 Washington County Real Estate Expo today!

We’re grateful to be part of the Washington County Real Estate Expo 2026, hosted by the Washington County Commissioners, bringing together professionals, investors, and community organizations focused on the future of housing and development in Washington County, Pennsylvania.

After an incredible inaugural event with more than 1,500 attendees and over 100 vendors, this year’s Expo continues to connect realtors, lenders, contractors, developers, and community partners working to strengthen our local real estate landscape.

You can find Serenity Farms connecting with community partners and sharing our latest initiatives around affordable senior housing and supportive housing—creating spaces where recovery, creativity, and community support come together to help people thrive.

📍 Location: James David Ross Family Recreation Center on the campus of Washington & Jefferson College�🗓 Date: Thursday, March 12�⏰ Time: 9 AM – 2 PM�🎟 Admission: Free

If you’re attending, stop by and say hello—we’d love to connect and share how Serenity Farms is helping build stronger communities in Washington County.

03/12/2026

Join our newest yoga class—your body, mind, and nervous system will thank you.�You don’t get in shape to do yoga—you do yoga to get in shape. All bodies welcome. Meet us on the mat.

🧘‍♀️ Wednesdays | 5:00–6:15 PM
$15 per class
Come as you are—rest anytime
In recovery? Ask Laura about a free class

We’re grateful to welcome Laura (Anvi) and her gentle, trauma-informed yoga to Historic Downtown Washington, PA. This is more than yoga—it’s a calm, supportive space to breathe, move, and reconnect. No recovery experience required—just a desire for peace and balance.

Roll out your mat and reset with us 🌿

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📍 The Landmark Building 15301
📧 info@serenityfarmsinc.org
📞 724 228 1206

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📲 Share this flow and invite a friend who could use a little grounding.

03/10/2026

At Serenity Farms, we’re creating a supportive community where people don’t just survive—they heal, grow, and thrive. Hope isn’t a concept here; it’s an active part of daily life.

Reach Out for Support
📍 The Landmark Building 15301
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📞 724 228 1206

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Together, awareness and compassion create safer communities—and save lives.

03/08/2026

03/06/2026

Black Balloon Day is a day of remembrance, love, and truth. 🖤 Today, we pause to honor every life lost to overdose—and to hold close the families, friends, and communities forever changed by their absence.

At Serenity Farms, we believe every life deserves dignity. Every struggle deserves compassion. And every person battling substance use disorder deserves a pathway to hope, healing, and recovery.

Today, we lift up those in grief. We stand beside those still fighting. And we recommit to breaking the stigma that keeps too many suffering in silence.

You are seen. You are valued. You matter. Hope is still possible. Healing is still possible. You are still worth saving. Our doors—and our hearts—remain open.

Recovery Meetings are held every day in Meeting Room 204 because no one should walk this journey alone.

Reach Out for Support
📍 The Landmark Building 15301
📧 info@serenityfarmsinc.org
📞 724-228-1206

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Tap the link. The support you’re looking for is just a click away.
📓https://tinyurl.com/blackballoonday

Behind every black balloon is a story, a name, a heartbeat that mattered 🖤

03/05/2026

At Serenity Farms, we honor the roots that nourish our future—both literally and figuratively. And in Southwestern Pennsylvania, few roots run deeper than those planted by Dr. George Glasgo Turfley, the first registered African American doctor in Allegheny County.

Born in Pittsburgh’s Hill District in 1855, Dr. Turfley pushed through barriers with determination stronger than steel. From graduating Central High School in 1876, to earning his medical degree in 1879, he returned home to serve his community at a time when he was the only Black doctor in Pittsburgh for more than a decade.

He made house calls “up and down Fifth Avenue” by horse and buggy, cared for generations of families, and laid the foundation for Black medical professionals across Southwestern PA—including right here in Washington County, where his influence encouraged future leaders, healers, educators, and advocates.

His legacy lives on through, representation that opened doors for Black clinicians, regional migration and community building between Pittsburgh and Washington County. A family lineage that shaped athletics, youth programs, healthcare, and civic life, Dr. Turfley showed us that healing is more than medicine—it’s service, dignity, commitment, and community.

Reach Out for Support
📍 The Landmark Building 15301
📧 info@serenityfarmsinc.org
📞 724 228 1206

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At Serenity Farms, we carry their legacy forward—growing food, growing opportunity, and growing a future where every community member can flourish.

03/05/2026

At Serenity Farms, we honor the deep roots that nourish our future—and few roots in Southwestern Pennsylvania run deeper than those of Major Dr. Martin R. Delany. Born free in 1812, he walked from Chambersburg to Pittsburgh as a teenager, determined to study medicine by lamplight and serve his community with courage that could outshine any steel mill spark.

Through cholera outbreaks, discrimination, and systemic obstacles, he stayed—treating the sick when others fled, advocating fearlessly for justice, and shaping the Hill District into a hub of resilience. His journey led him to Washington County as well, learning alongside abolitionist Dr. Francis LeMoyne and strengthening the region’s Underground Railroad legacy.

From founding The Mystery, the first Black owned newspaper west of the Alleghenies, to co editing The North Star with Frederick Douglass, Delany proved that Southwestern PA voices can ignite national change. And in 1865, President Lincoln commissioned him as a Major—the first Black field grade officer in U.S. Army history.

Today, his impact still echoes across Pittsburgh, Washington County, and every community that believes in dignity, representation, and hope. At Serenity Farms, we carry his legacy forward—uplifting seniors, supporting veterans, standing beside unhoused neighbors, and walking with individuals in recovery. Because hope grows where service takes root, and we’re committed to tending that garden every day.

Reach Out for Support
📍 The Landmark Building 15301
📧 info@serenityfarmsinc.org
📞 724 228 1206

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Guided by the trailblazing spirit of Major Dr. Martin R. Delany, we continue building a community where hope is nurtured, healing is possible, and recovery flourishes—one life, one family, one step at a time.

03/05/2026

Those who try to diminish others often speak from places untouched by peace. Remember this: your calm, your growth, and your healing are stronger than their shadows. Sometimes, simply knowing this is the wisdom that keeps your spirit lifted.

Reach Out for Support
📍 The Landmark Building 15301
📧 info@serenityfarmsinc.org
📞 724-228-1206

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Knowing this can be its own kind of peace—an invitation to breathe deeper, stand softer, and choose compassion.

02/24/2026

Did you know? The Landmark Building hosts Sunday Worship & Prayer every week at 11:00 AM with Legacy Church International.

Led by Apostle Lance B. Whitlock and Pastor Debbie Whitlock, this warm and welcoming service lives by the message: “Our dress is casual — our worship is NOT.”

📍 The Landmark Building
75 East Maiden Street, Suite 204
(Use the Strawberry Alley Entrance)

Join us as we plant seeds of healing, bridge the gaps, and grow recovery—one person, one family, one project at a time. Here in Washington County, the Landmark isn’t just a building—it’s a beacon.

Come as you are. There is a seat for you.