Denver Rescue Mission
The Denver Rescue Mission
provides shelter, food, clothing, education, Christian teaching,
and work discipline to meet individuals at their physical and spiritual points of need.
Click here for a summary of their five facilities.
The current handcraft needs of the Denver Rescue Mission include:
- For Babies:
- Newborn blankets
- Newborn booties
- Newborn hats
- Other layette items for newborns
- For Men:
- Socks
- Hats
- Scarves
- Mittens or Gloves
- Sweaters
- Blankets/Afghans
- For Women:
- Hats
- Scarves
- Mittens or Gloves
- Sweaters
- Blankets/Afghans
- For Kids:
- Hats
- Scarves
- Mittens or Gloves
- Sweaters
- Blankets/Afghans
The five facilities of the Denver Rescue Mission include:
The Crossing - a residential living facility offering the New Life rehabilitation program for
men; transitional housing for program graduates and homeless families; and housing for interns
and visitors.
Harvest Farm - a rural rehabilitation facility for men, located in Wellington, Colorado. 72 men
reside on the 100-acre working farm, which features a comprehensive long-term rehabilitation program
including on-site education and work training. The Farm also offers Client Services and a summer camp
for youth.
Lawrence Street - the flagship facility, is a men's shelter with 200 overnight beds, and an outreach
location offering meals, clothing, free health care, and Client Services.
The Ministry Outreach Center (MOC) receives, warehouses, and distributes donated goods, provides
Client Services, and is the administrative home to DRM staff.
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