Trevor's Place: A New Chapter for Dallas 24 Hour Club
Thank you for helping us build Trevor's Place. With your support, we are transforming an empty space into a hub of hope, community, and opportunity for those in recovery.
Residents, Staff and Alumni left messages inside the walls of Trevor's Place
Why Trevor's Place Matters
Trevor’s Place is a vital new space for Dallas 24 Hour Club. This 6,336 square foot facility creates opportunities to deliver much-needed wrap-around services that are essential for helping break through barriers to long-term sobriety and successful independent living. Trevor’s Place will provide a welcoming space for Residents, Alumni, and community members to gather, learn, and grow together.
Trevor's Place will include:
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Life skills and job training
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Legal advocacy and resource connections
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A library and computer lab
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Fitness space to promote well-being
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Community gathering space to fight isolation and build connection
By bringing these services under one roof in a community setting, Trevor’s Place fosters connection, combats isolation, and creates a more holistic experience for everyone we serve.
Renderings courtesy HKS Architects
In Gratitude to Our Partners & In-Kind Donors
Trevor’s Place is being brought to life through the extraordinary generosity of HKS Architects and Gordon Highlander.
The design team at HKS has created an environment where supportive spaces and areas for respite will promote healing, community, and recovery. Citizen HKS, the firm’s community impact program, selected Trevor’s Place as a recipient of its Citizen HKS Grant, awarding $50,000 and hosting a fundraising campaign that ultimately contributed $78,000 in support of the project. As they shared in their award letter, "We believe yours is an exemplary project that illustrates the potential of design to create positive social change. We hope it will help an exemplar project get a push to the finish line."
"What an amazing opportunity for design to support journeys to new lives and possibilities. We hope our curation of supportive social spaces and areas for respite play an impactful role in healing," says Lisa Adams, Director of Citizen HKS and Sustainable Design Leader, Interiors Principal.
Gordon Highlander, led by Founder and CEO Greg Gordon, an advocate for The 24, has provided construction services and secured in-kind or discounted services from subcontractors across the community.
"Nobody is above saving. What we are doing here is what The 24 does every day. We are giving an old building hope, so it can help give hope to the people who will walk through its doors," says Josh Burnett, Assistant Project Manager, Gordon Highlander.
This project was also made possible through the generosity, skill, and heart of many other individuals and organizations. We are proud to recognize the following partners and donors who helped bring Trevor’s Place to life.
See the Story of Trevor's Place as it Unfolds
Trevor’s Place is coming to life, thanks to the extraordinary support of our community. As we wait for it to open, you can follow along with construction updates, photos, and read more about the project in the news.
Construction Progress
1421 N. Peak Street Property - Tillman House is the red brick building to the right
Sept. 20, 2024
June 24, 2025
Community Room
Development Office
In the News
Lakewood Advocate Article (Jan 2025): Dallas 24 Hour Club announces capital campaign for Trevor's Place
CW 33 Story: Dallas 24 Hour Club Announces $3M Capital Campaign for Trevor's Place
YouTube Video: Legal Graffiti Day at Trevor's Place
WFAA Daybreak Story: Dallas 24 Hour Club kick off $3M campaign to build addiction recovery hub for the homeless
Fox 4 News: Here & Now: Dallas 24 Hour Club
WFAA Daybreak Story: Dallas 24 Hour Club expands recovery services
DCEO Article: The Dallas 24 Hour Club Helped Tim Grigsby Get Sober. Now, He Leads the Nonprofit as CEO
Lakewood Advocate Article (May 2025): Dallas 24 Hour Club to open Trevor's Place in September
CBS News Story: From recovery to opportunity: Dallas nonprofit expands with Trevor's Place
The undersigned acknowledges that their donation for Dallas 24 Hour Club’s Capital Campaign “Trevor’s Place” will be deposited into a restricted account for the project, as outlined in the campaign materials. The funds will be used for construction and future operating costs of the new facilities or, at Dallas 24 Hour Club’s discretion, to cover campaign expenses. Any excess contributions may be allocated to future operating costs or at the organization’s discretion. If the campaign is unsuccessful, the donation will be refunded.
