Recover
Restore
in Jesus’ name to move people from homelessness
and despair toward personal and spiritual wholeness.
Recover
Restore
in Jesus’ name to move people from homelessness
and despair toward personal and spiritual wholeness.
COMMUNITY
The Big Need
In 2020, hundreds of people in the Rock River Valley are unsheltered. Many of them are families. Join the cause and help today!
PROGRAMS
How We Help
Starting with a hot meal and a safe place to sleep, our services are designed to serve physical, emotional, spiritual and relational needs.
IMPACT
How You Help
Compassionate people like you make Rockford Rescue Mission a place for men, women & children to find healing and hope.
Join With Us Today
Restore lives now
Give once to help today.
Give monthly to help all year.
How YOUR Gift
Makes a Difference:
2019-2020 Fiscal Year Statistics
48,657
Total nights of lodging last year = avg. of 133 men, women and children daily
158,540
Total meals served last year = avg. of 433 meals a day
12,644
Medical, chiropractic & dental appointments last year
400
Job training & education assistance participants last year, with 122 assessments
79
Men and women served in our Life Recovery programs last year
How Your
Gift Makes
a Difference:
48,657
Nights of shelter last year = avg. of 133 people per night
158,540
Meals last year = avg. of 433 per day
12,644
Medical, dental & chiropractic care visits last year
400
Received job training & education assistance last year
79
Residents in our Life Recovery programs last year
How Your Gift
Makes a Difference:
48,657
Nights of shelter last year = avg. of 133 per night
158,540
Meals last year = avg. of 433 per day
12,644
Medical, dental & chiropractic care visits last year
400
Received job training & education assistance last year
79
Residents in our Life Recovery programs last year
Restoration Stories
A New Beginning
Meet Christopher and Jason, two men who stayed in our Men’s Crisis center as they prepared to put their work lives back together. The Mission provided them a temporary safety net when they couldn’t work because of the pandemic. Read their stories in the current issue of The Rescuer.
