Does Serenity Farms take Bitcoin?

No, Serenity Farms does not take Bitcoin.

Does Serenity Farms take credit cards?

No, Serenity Farms does not take credit cards.

Specialties

Serenity Farms, Inc. is an innovative community resource hub in Washington, Pennsylvania, offering recovery support, senior services, veteran assistance, and housing navigation. We provide a wide range of programs that help rebuild stability, confidence, and connection—including peer led recovery meetings, yoga and wellness classes, an MS support group, Sunday worship and prayer, job training education, public events, employment readiness coaching, care navigation, and supportive housing for seniors and individuals in recovery. Every service is rooted in dignity, compassion, and community. What sets Serenity Farms apart is our community centered, whole person approach—and we're just getting started. New job readiness classes, housing options, and workshops are underway as we expand our mission with the help of trusted, strategic partners throughout Washington County. Founded in 2010 by Matt Uram and the late Andrew G. Uram, Serenity Farms is more than a nonprofit—we are a lifeline for individuals and families, bridging gaps between housing, education, recovery, technology access, and workforce development. By creating safe, structured environments, we help people heal, stabilize, and thrive. Serenity Farms, Inc. is where recovery grows, community strengthens, and new beginnings take root.

History

Established in 2010.

Founded in 2010 by the late Andrew G. Uram and Matt Uram, Serenity Farms, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization based in downtown Washington, PA, dedicated to recovery, housing, and community support. What began as a mission to serve veterans and seniors has grown into a trusted local resource helping individuals overcome addiction, homelessness, and unemployment. Serenity Farms, Inc. has a Meeting Room and Tech Lab inside The Landmark Building, a fully ADA-accessible community center offering recovery meetings, job training, worship, and digital wellness programs and education. Named in honor of Patrick J. Uram, this restored space stands as a hub for healing, connection, and hope—transforming a former Greyhound Station into a destination for recovery and renewal.

Meet the Business Owner: Matt U.

Hello, I’m Matt Uram, Executive Director of Serenity Farms, Inc. As lifelong Washington County residents, my family and I have deep roots here. Many remember my parents, Andrew G. and Juliana J. Uram, whose commitment to service shaped much of our community. Founded in 2010 by my father and me, Serenity Farms has grown into a lifeline for individuals and families—bridging gaps in housing, education, recovery support, technology access, and workforce development. We’re transforming the Landmark Building into a welcoming hub where hope begins again. Guided by “Service Above Self,” we work to restore dignity, close gaps, and help seniors, veterans, the unhoused, and individuals in recovery build their best life. My father’s legacy lives on in every life we touch. If you’re in town, stop by—I’ll show you around.