The Winter 2013 edition of the Rescue Mission newsletter is out! Read what the Rescue Mission has been up to and learn how you can help. Click here to read the newsletter.
At the Rescue Mission of Trenton, Christie offers plans for treatment program of nonviolent drug offenders
TRENTON — Surrounded by the facilities of the Rescue Mission of Trenton and some of the men whose recoveries it has enabled, Gov. Chris Christie yesterday offered details for expanding a program that would make treatment mandatory for nonviolent drug offenders instead of time in jail. More
New classes in TEACH: TEACH, the Rescue Mission’s education and job readiness program, is proud to announce various new classes taught by Mission volunteers, including Legal Aid 101, Advanced Computers, Calligraphy, and Creative Writing. Do you have a skill you would like to share with our residents? Contact Ida Malloy at (609) 695-1436 ext 112 or idam@rmtrenton.org.
The Rescue Mission of Trenton is the agency in the City of Trenton that serves the truly needy men and women who have no place to turn for shelter, food, and clothing. The Mission provides a safe, clean, warm, refuge for the homeless, the hungry, the transient and the addicted.
This 2½-minute video pulls no punches in pointing out the depths of despair in which many of the Mission clients have sunk to because of their addictions. It acknowledges that overcoming the disease of addiction is very difficult. In a powerful way it makes the case that we are fortunate that there is a place in our community dedicated to reshaping and rebuilding lives. For the full 15-Minute video click here.
The Rescue Mission’s Service Data Report for 2011 is now available online. Click here to access the report.
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10 Ways to Support the
Rescue Mission:
- Volunteer at the Mission
- Make a financial contribution to the Mission.
- Check if your employer is a participant with the United Way: New Jersey Charitable Employee .Campaign: #6625 or Northern NJ Combined Federal Campaign: #6039.
- Donate furniture, clothing, or bric-a-brac (all donations are tax deductible). Call 800-528-8825 to arrange an at-home pick-up or learn where our drop-off boxes are located.
- Organize a clothing drive at your company, school, club, business or place of worship.
- Shop at the Mission Store, located at 98 Carroll Street, Trenton (across from The Times).
- Invite a Mission representative to speak to your club, organization, business, or place of worship.
- Sell your unwanted treasures online through e+Mission Auction.
- Make an honorary or memorial gift to the Mission.
- Include the Mission in your will.
Please read our Annual Report to see how your donations make a difference.
