You can change a life and help someone get off the streets today!

You can change a life and help someone get off the streets today!

When you’re experiencing hunger, you can’t think about change.
All you can think about is survival.

Everett Gospel Mission engages with the community to alleviate poverty. Each $2.05 you give helps feed one man, woman or child experiencing hunger or homelessness in Snohomish County.

It Starts with a Meal but Becomes More

Addressing someone’s hunger is the first step to change and to helping them get off the streets.

Meals

A healthy meal fills empty stomachs and is often what first brings someone to the Mission and builds positive relationships with our volunteers and staff.

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Safe Shelter

Safe Shelter

Every night someone has a safe place to sleep off the street is another opportunity to see the new life that’s possible.

Addiction Recovery Program

Addiction Recovery Program

Practice tools to overcome addiction can become a foundation to a life off the streets for good.

Job Training & Career Assistance

Job Training & Career Assistance

Learning new skills, help with resumes and transportation assistance to interviews helps them earn a living wage and afford housing.

Life-Skills Classes

Life-Skills Classes

Classes such as budgeting, money management and anger management help men and women have steady, consistent success as they start a new life.

Housing Assistance

Housing Assistance

Traditional housing helps men and women begin to live independently as they begin to step out on their own.

Your $2.05 helps feed one person.

But when you give, you give more than a meal. Your gift also declares and demonstrates the love of Jesus, builds trust and establishes relationships that lead to lasting change!

Because of you!

Each $2.05 you give will provide a meal. Each meal can be the start of a changed life, off the streets!

At the Mission, we love Jesus and He is the reason we do everything we do. We believe He has called us to help and love all of our neighbors regardless of age, gender, race or religion.

“For the needy shall not always be forgotten, and the hope of the poor shall not perish forever.”

– Psalm 9:18