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Food, Fun, and Friends: Rustic Creek 4th of July Celebration

  • Updated on October 8, 2021
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The men of Eudaimonia’s Rustic Creek sober living apartment complex took on the 4th of July with a special celebration filled with food, fun, and a little friendly competition.

More than 50 sober living residents showed up for the event to enjoy grilled hot dogs, hamburgers and other snacks in good company. Some event-goers also participated in a quick basketball tournament where they had the chance to show off their skills.

The competition really heated up with a baked dessert contest, featuring delicious homemade sweets. The talented baker of a mouthwatering red velvet cake took home the prize: a $25 gift card.

The remaining food from the event hosted by Eudaimonia Recovery Homes was donated to a local food pantry.

For more information on upcoming events for current sober living residents and alumni, contact Alumni Coordinator, Kevin Cunningham at (512) 230-9103 or kevin.cunningham@novarecoverycenter.com.

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