Thousands in our community are facing hunger this holiday season. Together, we can ensure every plate is full and every heart is uplifted.
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Mission Impact
Every day as the sun rises and sets over the valley, the Rescue Mission Alliance San Fernando Valley is changing lives for good.
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15,767
Nights of Shelter
EMERGENCY SHELTER
Last year we provided more than 15,700 nights of safe, warm and comfortable sleep at our family shelter. -
36,175
Meals Served Last Year
FEEDING THE HOMELESS
A warm meal nourishes the body, mind, and soul and can make all the difference in the world. We serve hot, nutritious meals on-site and around the valley. -
2,675
Articles of Clothing
FRESH CLOTHING
In conjunction with our SOS mobile shower and our thrift program we are able to offer guests the option of selecting fresh clothing when they stop in for a shower. -
6,185
Hot Showers
SOS SHOWER TRUCK
Sometimes something as simple as a hot shower can restore an individual’s dignity. The SOS shower truck reaches individuals throughout the valley.
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Lives Changed For Good.
Elijah chooses the beautiful things in life
“I told my mother and father that I needed help… otherwise they would probably have to bury me,” Elijah said quietly. For Elijah, those words were his last chance. After years of addiction, depression, and losing the relationships he cared about most, he had reached a breaking point. Elijah’s struggles with drugs began in high…
Grateful for generosity, inspired to give back
Sonia has been raising her children on her own since she was 17. When a change in her income made it impossible to afford her apartment, her family’s situation quickly became overwhelming. “My working situation shifted, so I started making less money,” Sonia said. “That’s when I started struggling, and it just became too much…
EMPLOYEE SPOTLIGHT – Joshua Leon, RMA VFB Warehouse Supervisor
For Joshua, serving others is more than a job, it’s a way of life. “I’ve learned that giving to the community, and serving others, is how God wants us to help. That’s why I do what I do,” he said. Joshua has spent 17 years serving at RMA, including the past three years at RMA…