ShareHouse has been providing Substance Use Disorder services to the region since 1975. We have evolved into one of the most respected and trusted nonprofit treatment providers in the upper Midwest. Currently we offer Substance Use Disorder assessments, outpatient Substance Use Disorder, mental health, and residential services.

ShareHouse has been providing Substance Use Disorder services to the region since 1975. We have evolved into one of the most respected and trusted nonprofit treatment providers in the upper Midwest. Currently we offer Substance Use Disorder assessments, outpatient Substance Use Disorder, mental health, and residential services.

When you do business with us, you won’t be doing business with some huge, faceless mega-corporation. We’re real people just like you. We hate getting caught with hidden fees so why would we want our customers to feel that way? 100% transparency is what you can expect from us.

Vitalant-one of the nation's oldest and largest non-profit community blood service providers-supplies comprehensive transfusion medicine services for nearly 1,000 hospitals and health care partners for patients in need across 40 states. Vitalant inspires local communities to serve the needs of others and transform lives through the selfless act of donating blood. It operates a world-renowned transfusion medicine research institute, owns a biological products distribution service and co-owns a high-volume donor testing laboratory joint venture.

People, organizations, and businesses have extra healthcare equipment and supplies. Instead of throwing them away, they can donate them to HERO. HERO then redistributes these items (saving them from the landfill) through our retail store for local individuals and agencies or to medical mission teams who travel all over the world. Anyone can come to HERO and receive healthcare supplies for low to no cost depending on their need. We have suggested handling fees. About 50% of our clients are able to pay and the rest have fees waived. There are no requirements for coming to HERO.

The Society of Disadvantaged Artists' staff have donated over 6,000 unit hours of service to the Society of Disadvantaged Artists to help to promote an awareness to help Disadvantaged Artists in the state of North Dakota. In addition, the Society has generousely provided funding in the amont of $5,000 to further advance the mission to aid Disadvantaged Artists in North Dakota during fiscal year 2011. The Society has accomplished many things during this time frame to show their successful efforts to promote the Disadvantaged Artists of North Dakota, which includes having 3 separate art shows featuring 5 different Artists. The Society of Disadvantaged Artists have created a unique dance floor to promote the art of dance throughout North Dakota. Moreover, The society has researched and obtain