Posted September 15, 2017 – Daily Press
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VICTORVILLE — The Victor Valley Rescue Mission recognized the donors, volunteers and staff who’ve helped the nonprofit serve thousands of needy
Growing up, Robert respected his parents. They were independent. They took care of business, especially his dad. He says, “During my childhood, I always had my mom and dad there
Take a liability like an old house, fix it up, and turn it into an asset…it’s called “flipping.” Here at the mission, we flip lives and Jesus is a good
About three and a half years ago, I headed to South Dakota. I had outstanding warrants and other issues in Arizona, so I was trying to start over. I spent
After a series of painful, heart-breaking losses, Lori found herself searching for an avenue to renew her purpose in life. A heart for others and a desire to give back
Thrift store employee, Martha, states, “It was August 2011 when I volunteered here. After a while I left to look for a job, but ended up coming back to volunteer
Jared recalls, “In 2012, my wife and I divorced and that is where I just let go. It really wrecked my world. I got depressed and stopped going to work.
Kenneth shares, “I was tired of being out there and nobody caring. I prayed to God and asked Him, ‘Why was I even born? Is this supposed to be happening
Kelly states, “I had been on disability and not working for a number of years and I was getting ‘antsy’ and needed to be doing something.”
“I was living with my
“I found out who they were and went to sit outside their trailer and kill them. That is when God got a hold of me and I knew I needed
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