Helping many find work and self-sufficiency Food and shelter. Both are critical for rebuilding a life.

This month is special, not only because it’s the second anniversary of the opening of the H.S. Lopez Family Foundation Center of Opportunity, but it also represents a new milestone for transformation in Tucson.

Help us welcome our new Development Manager For seven years, John Fung worked as the Director of Development at the University of Arizona College of Medicine Tucson. In that time, he helped raise over $16 million for research, scholarship, and faculty support.

Nothing goes to waste here at Gospel Rescue Mission, so when a whole team of football muscle showed up to volunteer on Good Friday, we put that muscle to work!

A seemingly endless line of cars stretched down Michigan Street on Good Friday – each vehicle full of families and individuals looking for hope.

When most people think about Gospel Rescue Mission, they think about the meals we serve to the hungry, the safe beds we provide to the homeless, or the jobs we help them find along the way to self-sufficiency.

As adults these days, we have plenty to be concerned about – the economy, job security, our country, making ends meet, staying healthy – it’s a struggle to keep up! But if there’s one concern that should take priority in our minds, it’s this: Our children.

Our God is the God of second chances. If He wasn’t, Ryan wouldn’t be the leader he is today.

Thousands are out of work, but your support is making a way. Back in February, everything seemed to be looking up for David. He had a steady job at the American Legion, a great roommate to help pay the bills at home, and he was even making some extra cash working janitorial at the post.

As challenging as the virus crisis has been for many of us this year, there are impacts in our community that go far beyond what we see in the headlines.