Become a Good Samaritan Sponsor
You can make sure there is always
a bed for a neighbor in need.
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.
SEE THE DIFFERENCE
Healing starts with
one night.
The first night is hard, but it’s worth pushing through. It can be the start of something beautiful.
A TRUSTED PARTNER
$0.81 of every dollar goes directly into our programs.
Springs Rescue Mission stretches every dollar you give to better care for guests as they work to overcome barriers to housing, health and work. You can rest assured knowing your gifts are making a real difference in the lives of others.
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.
There is no Springs Rescue Mission without you.
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:
3,219 Men and Women Sheltered
A safe, warm bed and access to housing services
that create pathways out of homelessness.
204,905 Healthy Meals
Three healthy meals each day and access to
showers, laundry and medical services.
4,801 Case Management Sessions
Each individual at the mission is given the attention their situation needs to escape homelessness.
58,123 Hours of Job Training
Work programs, job trainings, career classes and help finding employment.
2022 ‘Community Champions’
The work of Springs Rescue Mission simply wouldn’t be possible without the help of “Community Champions” throughout Colorado Springs and beyond.
Artist builds cross, deepens faith on path of recovery: Luis’ Story
Drinking gradually consumed Luis’ life, until one day his friend told him about the New Life Program at Springs Rescue Mission.
