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# Helping hurting people in Jesus’ name

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- [Home](https://rescuemission.net/) - With the mission statement “helping hurting people in Jesus’ name,” the Rescue Mission of Roanoke is a comprehensive crisis intervention center for men, women, and children. We offer life-saving services aimed at transformation and restoration. Our Services Meals Manna Food Pantry Emergency Shelter Fralin Free Clinic Recovery Programs Donations make a difference From one-time gifts
- [Emergency Shelter](https://rescuemission.net/emergency-shelter/) - The Rescue Mission is open to serve 365 days a year. We welcome those who are in need and wish to seek our services. We are excited to introduce a new system for our Emergency Shelter. This system will be focused on maximizing the potential of each guest in a way that best fits where
- [Fralin Free Clinic](https://rescuemission.net/fralinfreeclinic/) - En Español The Fralin Free Clinic's number one priority is to serve the uninsured. We serve individuals who are currently at risk of being homeless, experiencing homelessness, and those transitioning into permanent housing in the Roanoke Valley. We provide direct primary and preventive care. Hours: Monday - Friday, 8:00 am - 12:00 pm, and 1:00
- [Fralin Free Clinic](https://rescuemission.net/fralin-free-clinic/) - En Español The Fralin Free Clinic's number one priority is to serve the uninsured. We serve individuals who are currently at risk of being homeless, experiencing homelessness, and those transitioning into permanent housing in the Roanoke Valley. We provide direct primary and preventive care. Hours: Monday - Friday, 8:00 am - 12:00 pm, and 1:00
- [Get Involved](https://rescuemission.net/get-involved/) - Your support makes a difference. The Rescue Mission depends on members of our community taking time to invest in the men, women, and children we serve daily. Click on the links below to learn about the many ways you can have an impact at the Rescue Mission. Annual Events Take a Tour Volunteer
- [Guest Resources](https://rescuemission.net/guest-resources/) - From job loss, to domestic violence, to physical and mental health challenges and more; homelessness is a symptom of varying conditions. Besides providing food and shelter, through services such as employment training, drug and alcohol recovery, and intensive case management, the Rescue Mission tackles the root causes of homelessness in order to equip and empower
- [Immediate Needs](https://rescuemission.net/immediate-needs/) - ▶ Immediate Needs Wish List Click here to donate items to our Immediate Needs Wish List ▶ Welcome Home Basket Wish List Click here to donate items to our Welcome Home Basket Wish List ▶ Ongoing needs at the Rescue Mission Men's Underwear - all sizes Women's Underwear - all sizes Body Wash Twin XL Cotton Sheets
- [Internships](https://rescuemission.net/internships/) - We would love the opportunity for you to complete your internship with us! The Rescue Mission of Roanoke is a comprehensive crisis intervention center serving men, women, and children. With the mission of “Helping Hurting People in Jesus’ Name,” our services include: three hot meals daily; emergency shelters; clothing assistance; free clinic offering medical, mental
- [Meals](https://rescuemission.net/meals/) - A plate of good food, served with a joyful heart in the name of Christ, can be the first step towards healing, recovery, and wholeness. Who can eat at the Rescue Mission? Breakfast, lunch and dinner are served at the Rescue Mission daily, 365 days a year, to anyone. Often positive steps out of crisis
- [Manna Food Pantry](https://rescuemission.net/manna-food-pantry/) - When all you need is a little help to keep food on the table, Manna Food Pantry is here. Manna is a weekly grocery box distribution program serving struggling families in the Roanoke region. Each food box contains approximately 60 pounds of food including, non-perishable food staples, fresh produce and frozen meats. Dog and cat
- [Mission Media](https://rescuemission.net/mission-media/) - Newsletters, Podcasts, and Social Media For media inquiries contact Lisa Thompson at 540-777-7683 or email lisa.thompson@rescuemission.net Newsletters Podcasts Because of the Mission: A Place to Belong At 71 years old, Pat never imagined she would find herself starting over. After coming to Roanoke to care for her aging mother, Pat devoted herself to helping someone
- [Newsletters](https://rescuemission.net/newsletters/) - Newsletters, Podcasts, and Social Media For media inquiries contact Lisa Thompson at 540-777-7683 or email lisa.thompson@rescuemission.net Newsletters Podcasts 2026 2025 2024 2023 Because of the Mission: A Place to Belong At 71 years old, Pat never imagined she would find herself starting over. After coming to Roanoke to care for her aging mother, Pat devoted
- [Our Story](https://rescuemission.net/our-story/) - JANUARY 2017 Marking the first time in the Mission’s history without a member of the Johnson family at the helm, C. Lee Clark takes the reins as CEO. DECEMBER 2016 Joy Sylvester-Johnson retires after 31 years of service to the Mission. The Executive Board names her CEO Emeritus and Mayor Sherman Lea presents her with
- [Podcasts](https://rescuemission.net/podcasts/) - Newsletters, Podcasts, and Social Media For media inquiries contact Lisa Thompson at 540-777-7683 or email lisa.thompson@rescuemission.net Newsletters Podcasts Rescue Mission Profile in Commitment “You have to build your recovery on a solid foundation” Janet came to the Rescue Mission a year ago looking for recovery and a new start. What she found was a community
- [Privacy Policy](https://rescuemission.net/privacy-policy/) - The Rescue Mission of Roanoke (rescuemission.net) shares your concern for how information you provide may be used. We hold sacred your trust to handle your information with utmost caution. By using this site, you accept the practices laid out in this Privacy Policy. We reserve the right to make changes to this policy at any
- [Recovery Programs for Addiction](https://rescuemission.net/recovery-programs-for-addiction/) - The Way Forward Residential Recovery Program is for men and women seeking to break free of the bondage of drug and alcohol addiction. The Way Forward Program is a 12-15 month residential commitment-based program. Our approach to recovery includes both evidence-based and biblical based classes, community integration, individualized recovery plans and practical applications. We teach
- [Recovery Stories](https://rescuemission.net/recovery-stories/) - Hear our guests put their own words to the success the experience at the Mission an beyond... The savings program at the Rescue Mission allows our guests to save as they stay at the Mission. Each guest is asked to save 75% of any income they have when they stay at the Mission. This translates
- [Rescue Mission Foundation](https://rescuemission.net/rescue-mission-foundation/) - The Rescue Mission Foundation was established in 1991 to create an endowment fund for the support of the Rescue Mission. With a gift to The Rescue Mission Foundation, donors can make a more significant difference than they ever thought possible. Give with confidence. The Rescue Mission Foundation will wisely invest your gift today so that
- [Search our Website](https://rescuemission.net/search/) - What are you looking for?
- [Senior Management & Board](https://rescuemission.net/senior-management-board/) - LEADERSHIP TEAM Lee Clark – Chief Executive Officer lee@rescuemission.net | (540) 343-7227 RESCUE MISSION EXECUTIVE BOARD Mary Ellen Apgar – AllstateExecutive Board President Chad Brown – Truist BankExecutive Board Treasurer Mary Ellen Apgar – Allstate Steve Bowery – Wilbanks, Smith & Thomas Dr. F. Joseph Duckwall – Retired Cindy Fendley – Retired Brenda Hale – Roanoke
- [Shop with Us](https://rescuemission.net/shop-with-us/) - ▶ ON-LINE eBay Store The Roanoke Rescue Mission eBay store sells items to directly benefit the important work of the Rescue Mission Ministries. Shop at our eBay store now! ▶ 2ND HELPINGS on Williamson Road 2nd Helpings on Williamson Road is the place to shop for exceptional bargains! The frugally-minded will love the upscale resale
- [Take a Tour](https://rescuemission.net/take-a-tour/) - Come visit us! We suspect the experience will change you, challenge you, and give you a vision for how you can make a difference. Every Monday at noon, a Rescue Mission staff member is ready to welcome you and share a tour of the Rescue Mission. The tour lasts for about 45 minutes and there
- [Thank You](https://rescuemission.net/thankyou/) - Thank you for your donation! Thank you for your generosity and consideration of those who are hurting in our community.
- [Ways to Give](https://rescuemission.net/ways-to-give/) - ▶ Give the Gift of Hope When you give to the Rescue Mission, you are providing a meal for a hungry child, health care for someone who has no options, one more day of supported sobriety for the addict, job training for the previously unemployable, food for a family on the verge of homelessness, tutoring
- [Volunteer](https://rescuemission.net/volunteer/) - Volunteers are vital to the Mission’s daily operations. There are many ways to get involved, check out the details below and sign-up today! Questions? Please contact us at (540) 777-7656 or volunteer.info@rescuemission.net. We ask that volunteers dress comfortably, yet appropriately. Volunteers must wear closed-toed shoes; no short shorts or tank tops. COMMUNITY SERVICE at the
- [Donate Items](https://rescuemission.net/donate-items/) - ▶ Drop-Off Locations and Hours The Donation Center at 421 Fourth Street, SE - Monday-Saturday 9:00am-5:00pm Behind the 2nd Helpings store on Orange Avenue - Monday-Saturday 9:00am-5:00pm ▶ Residential Pickup To schedule a home pick-up, Call 540.904.6928 Text 540.200.8760 Email residential.pickups@rescuemission.net or fill out our Donation Pickup Request form HERE. All pickups are free of
- [Monthly Giving](https://rescuemission.net/monthly-giving/) - Your monthly support will change lives. At the Rescue Mission, we serve the homeless, the hungry, and those in need of medical care. We start with the basics. Our long-term goal for anyone that walks in our doors is a life of transformation and hope. For any of us to be successful, we must first
- [Financial Information](https://rescuemission.net/financial-information/) - 2025 IMPACT REPORT 2024 AUDITED FINANCIALS 2024 FORM 990
- [FAQ: Frequently Asked Questions](https://rescuemission.net/faq/) - To provide a clear understanding of the Rescue Mission’s services, the following frequently asked questions explain how our Christ-centered mission informs the care we provide — while welcoming all people as they seek wellness, hope, and recovery. Do you have to be Christian to receive services at the Rescue Mission? No. No one is required
- [Contact Us](https://rescuemission.net/contact-us/) - ▶ Reception Hours Monday - Saturday: 8am - 6pm ▶ Contact Us by Phone or Email Phone Number: (540) 343-7227Email: mission.info@rescuemission.net 4th Street Southeast ▶ Street and Mailing Addresses Street Address: 402 4th Street SE, Roanoke, VA 24013Mailing Address: P.O. Box 11525, Roanoke, VA 24022 ▶ Stores and Donation Center 2nd Helpings on Williamson Road:
- [Community Gift Opportunities](https://rescuemission.net/community-gift-opportunities/) - If a group, business or church wants to set up a supply drive. Please reach out to Lisa Thompson at lisa.thompson@rescuemission.net. ▶ Kroger Community Rewards Every time you check out with your Kroger Plus card, Kroger will give back to the non-profit of your choice! Go to www.kroger.com Click on Sign In/Register Click Community, then Community
- [Clothing Voucher Program](https://rescuemission.net/clothing-voucher-program/) - Clothing vouchers are offered to shelter guests and individuals/families in the community that are in need. If you or someone you know qualifies for social services and help is needed with clothing, please visit the Rescue Mission of Roanoke (in Reception) to sign up. Applications for clothing vouchers are accepted Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from
- [Clínica Gratuita Fralin](https://rescuemission.net/clinica-gratuita-fralin/) - In English La prioridad número uno de Fralin Free Clinic es atender a las personas sin seguro. Atendemos a personas que actualmente corren el riesgo de quedarse sin hogar, sin hogar y a quienes están en transición a una vivienda permanente en Roanoke Valley. Brindamos atención primaria y preventiva directa. Horario: Lunes a Viernes, 8:00
- [Careers](https://rescuemission.net/employment/) - Philippians 2:3-4 “Do nothing out of selfish ambition or vain conceit. Rather, in humility value others above yourselves, not looking to your own interests but each of you to the interests of others.” CALLED TO SERVE? Consider joining us in ‘helping hurting people in Jesus’ name? The Rescue Mission of Roanoke has the career to
- [Annual Events](https://rescuemission.net/annual-events/) - ▶ DRUMSTICK DASH Every November 5K Run / Family Walk: Thanksgiving Morning Virtual 5K Run or Walk: November 1 – 30 Visit drumstickdash.net to learn more dash@rescuemission.net ▶ THANKSGIVING FEAST Join us for our Thanksgiving feast Thanksgiving Day You and your family are invited to attend the Rescue Mission’s Annual Thanksgiving Feast on Thanksgiving Day! Turkey,
- [About Us](https://rescuemission.net/about-us/) - Where would you go if you were homeless? What would you do if you were caught in the bondage of addiction and completely out of options? Aren’t you glad there’s a Rescue Mission? Since 1948, the Roanoke Rescue Mission has been a place of refuge, healing, and transformation. Through emergency services as well as in-depth
- [2025 Newsletters](https://rescuemission.net/2025newsletters/) - Newsletters, Podcasts, and Social Media For media inquiries contact Lisa Thompson at 540-777-7683 or email lisa.thompson@rescuemission.net Newsletters Podcasts 2026 2025 2024 2023 One Act of Kindness: John’s Next Chapter When you first meet John, you notice his smile—steady and determined, the kind you see on a teammate who believes the game isn’t over. He’s seventeen,
- [2024 Newsletters](https://rescuemission.net/2024newsletters/) - Newsletters, Podcasts, and Social Media For media inquiries contact Lisa Thompson at 540-777-7683 or email lisa.thompson@rescuemission.net Newsletters Podcasts 2026 2025 2024 2023 From Despair to Hope: Mary's Story Mary’s story is one of resilience and hope. After years of struggling with domestic abuse, financial instability, and a spiral of challenges, Mary made the courageous choice
- [2023 Newsletters](https://rescuemission.net/2023newsletters/) - Newsletters, Podcasts, and Social Media For media inquiries contact Lisa Thompson at 540-777-7683 or email lisa.thompson@rescuemission.net Newsletters Podcasts 2026 2025 2024 2023 Randy's Redemption Randy’s journey at the Mission began with a background that many wouldn’t expect. An ordained Minister, he found his life falling apart, and his reliance on alcohol to numb his pain
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