COVID-19 UPDATE
Due to the global COVID-19 pandemic, Springs Rescue Mission is in emergency operations mode. We are working to prevent the virus from spreading among the homeless population of Colorado Springs. We are providing hot meals, day and night shelter, showers, laundry, and stretching ourselves thin to provide care during this crisis. We need your support to keep people healthy and safe.
To show your support for neighbors in need, give today and double your impact during the May Match Challenge.
Become a Good Samaritan Sponsor
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Provide life-saving care for a full day and night
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Helps comfort and stabilize homeless neighbors in need
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Includes food, shelter, guidance and Christian love
Just $25 a month
Give Help
You can bring life-changing help to your neighbors as a donor or volunteer with Springs Rescue Mission.
Receive Help
Springs Rescue Mission can help you with food, shelter, job training, and rehabilitation.
How can we pray for you?
During this COVID-19 pandemic — a time of great uncertainty and urgent need for so many — we must join together and support one another as a community. Springs Rescue Mission staff would love to pray for the needs and wellbeing of you and your family. We welcome you to submit your prayer requests below.
What does my donation do?
We’re on a mission to help our neighbors in the Pikes Peak Region find hope by providing for those in need. Last year we helped with:
Food
204,905
meals
Shelter
3,219
homeless men and women sheltered
Jobs
58,123
job training hours
Resources
4,801
case management sessions
‘Helpers’ donate thousands of pounds of food, goods in support of SRM
So many faithful donors, neighbors, businesses and other community partners have come together in support of Colorado Springs’ most vulnerable men and women during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Soldier brings skills from the White House to the Mission: Robert’s story
Robert’s 23-year military career took him to Bosnia, Iraq and eventually the White House. But when it came time for his retirement in 2017, he looked to use his Army experience in a new career at Springs Rescue Mission. “I’ve always been drawn to helping people...
