Anthony's Way Foundation

About Anthony's Way Foundation

Anthony's Way Foundation is a Hanover, Pennsylvania nonprofit, founded in 2020, that runs a licensed re-entry recovery house in nearby McSherrystown, Adams County.

An Adams County Addiction Prevention and Treatment Nonprofit

Anthony's Way Foundation organizes its work around alcohol and drug dependency prevention and treatment in the Hanover and McSherrystown area, a corner of south-central Pennsylvania along the Maryland line. Its recovery housing is one piece of that broader mission.

A Focus on Re-Entry

The foundation's licensed house is built specifically for men leaving incarceration, a population that needs housing, employment support and recovery structure at the same time. That focus sets Anthony's Way Foundation apart from a general sober living operator serving anyone in early recovery.

Licensed Under Act 59 of 2017

The organization's recovery house carries a license from the Pennsylvania Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs, a voluntary status that subjects the property to state inspection and a published operating standard.

Serving Hanover and McSherrystown

Hanover and McSherrystown function as a single community along the Adams County side of the Maryland line, and Anthony's Way Foundation's housing sits inside that shared footprint, close to both boroughs' services.

Reaching Anthony's Way Foundation

Applications and referrals go directly to the foundation. Worth asking: how the program coordinates with parole or probation, what employment support looks like, and how long a resident can typically stay.