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Mission Impact
Every day as the sun rises and sets over the valley, the Victor Valley Rescue Mission is changing lives for good.
4,969
Nights of Shelter
NIGHTS OF SHELTER
Last year we provided more than 4,900 nights of safe, warm and comfortable sleep to the men in our Life Recovery Program.
33,846
Meals Served Last Year
FEEDING THE HOMELESS
A warm meal nourishes the body, mind and soul. It can make all of the difference in the world. We serve hot, nutritious meals at various locations in the Victor Valley.
18,155
Articles of Clothing
FRESH CLOTHING
Over 18,000 articles of clothing were given to families in need through our special events and direct assistance program.
5,230
Boxes of Food
GROCERY ASSISTANCE
Needy families receive grocery assistance from our three pantry locations.
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Your donation supports people in need and helps them lead healthy, self-sufficient lives.
Lives Changed For Good.
Mission opens new women’s shelter
This month marks a major milestone for the Victor Valley Rescue Mission, as we officially open our new women’s shelter. We feel blessed to be able to expand in this way, and look forward to even more growth in the future. In our desert, the need for shelter is so apparent-all you have to do…
After struggling with ‘bitterness,’ Ray welcomes restoration
Ray* was raised in Irvine and said he grew up “with Jesus on the wall, but not ever going to church.” His childhood was riddled with abuse at the hands of his father. “It was the real definition of abuse,” Ray said. “There were bruises up and down my back, black eyes, busted lips.” Ray…
Ernie focuses on serving others, restoring his relationships, at Mission
When Ernie talks about his early childhood, he describes it as average-even “fair.” But at around 10 years old, things changed. “It was OK, despite my parents not getting along and divorcing when I was young,” he said. “I always had what I needed. It was good. But it did take a turn when my…