Jacob’s Way is named for a young man who lived with compassion, humor, and resilience — even through profound struggle.

Jacob did things his own way. After experiencing trauma and addiction, including a highly publicized assault, he often spoke about wanting to help others who were hurting like he was. He believed people deserved dignity, understanding, and the chance to be seen beyond their worst moments.

Jacob’s Way carries that belief forward by creating spaces for young people and families to grieve, heal, and reconnect — without shame, labels, or pressure.