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BBQ, a good cause, and zero regret

  • Writer: Brent Moore
    Brent Moore
  • Jun 12
  • 1 min read
Brent Moore, founder of Redeemed Living, a residential program offering spiritual development and recovery support in Valdosta, Georgia
Brent Moore, Redeemed Living Founder, Board Chair

Tuesday, June 16, 2026

7:00 a.m.


I wanted to send a quick reminder about our Redeemed Living BBQ Plate Fundraiser on Friday, June 26.


If you’ve been looking for a reason to eat BBQ and support a great cause at the same time, I’m happy to let you stop searching.


For $12, you get:

  • Slow-smoked pulled pork

  • Homemade baked beans

  • Potato salad

  • Fresh roll

  • Cookie


That’s a solid lunch by any standard.


But this plate does more than feed you well.


Every order helps support Redeemed Living and the men we serve through what we call the Forgotten Step— the critical season between rehab and real life when men need structure, safe housing, accountability, transportation, and support as they rebuild.


That mission is personal to me. Before I founded Redeemed Living, addiction was part of my own story. I know what it means to need a second chance, and I know how powerful it is when someone helps you keep going after rehab ends.


So yes, this is a BBQ plate sale.


But it’s also one more way we help men build a new life.


Pickup or Delivery: 10:30 AM – 1:00 PM


Pickup Location: Outdoor Living, 1420 Gornto Rd., Valdosta, GA


Delivery: Available for orders of 5 plates or more


You can order here:



Order deadline: Monday, June 22 at 5:00 p.m.


If you want to feed your office, your crew, your family, or just make yourself unusually happy on a Friday, we’d love to serve you.


Thanks for supporting Redeemed Living and helping men take the next step toward freedom.

 
 
 

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