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Donation Drop Off:
For A Donation Pick-Up:
Call 912-232-1979
Call 912-232-1979
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| 2414 Bull Street Savannah, GA |
"Savannah's Five Star Gospel Rescue Mission"
More than a Meal
| Knowing that someone cares. |
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| Dorcas & Esther's THRIFT SHOP 2414 Bull street Bargain Center 5501 Abercorn Furniture Warehouse 1116 West 52nd Street |
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NO LONGER $1.79...NOW $2.05
Since the birth of Old Savannah City Mission in 1997,
we have provided hundreds of thousands of meals.
We calculated their costs at $1.79. So many faithful
donors have given with that cost in mind. Now reality
requires us to increase our costs to $2.05 per meal.
read more...>click here
Since the birth of Old Savannah City Mission in 1997,
we have provided hundreds of thousands of meals.
We calculated their costs at $1.79. So many faithful
donors have given with that cost in mind. Now reality
requires us to increase our costs to $2.05 per meal.
read more...>click here
We Need your Help!
Many times people ask me “How can I help the Old Savannah City
Mission?” with the many community programs in which we are
involved. Well we need you to come visit the Mission and find out the
answer to that question. We will not be asking you for a contribution,
but because you are a friend of the Mission we want the opportunity to:
...............read more....>click here
Many times people ask me “How can I help the Old Savannah City
Mission?” with the many community programs in which we are
involved. Well we need you to come visit the Mission and find out the
answer to that question. We will not be asking you for a contribution,
but because you are a friend of the Mission we want the opportunity to:
...............read more....>click here
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| “Brother, Can You Spare a Dime?” Weary and worn out describes more and more people that come seeking help at the Old Savannah City Mission. There are people who are “regulars.” Some would call them the “chronically homeless.” We choose to call them, Friends and Neighbors because that is who they are. Interspersed among them are more and more “new faces.” They are new in the sense of longevity on the streets. They are new in that while they have fallen on hard times; they haven’t yet turned to drugs or alcohol to medicate their pain. They are just weary and worn out. Because of caring people who support the Old Savannah City Mission, there is a ray of hope. A good, hot meal can do a lot for someone…it might just be the door to new hope, new strength and new vision for the future. When you pray for and support the Old Savannah City Mission, you are doing a good thing for someone you may never see.. You might not have the honor of giving to them directly and seeing the gleam of gratitude in their eyes. But, you gave. And, you make a difference. In anticipation of your continued faithful and generous support, I sincerely thank you. You do not have to pick up a check, find an envelope or buy a stamp. You can give right here, right now. God bless you! |
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The ASSOCIATION OF
PAROLING AUTHORITIES
INTERNATIONAL (APAI)
presented the Old Savannah
City Mission its “Community
Service Award” in recognition
of its FRESH START
PROGRAM. The Mission’s
nomination came from the
Georgia Department of
Corrections.
| Mission Receives An Award |
Fresh Start is a year long residential transitional program with high
standards, strong boundaries and clear direction. It is designed to
serve men and women who while incarcerated come to faith in Christ
and genuinely desire a fresh start in life. The program functions as a
bridge from incarceration to re-incorporation. Its goal is for ex-offenders
to become crime-free, tax paying citizens reconnected to family, church
and community…never to return to prison. A key factor to the program’s
success is that each ex-offender is assigned a mentor, a life coach.
The Association of Paroling Authorities (APAI) began in the early 1970s
as a group of international colleagues in the field of parole. They
shared a strong interest in discussing best practices and current
issues surrounding early release, reentry into the community and public
safety. For more information on APAI, please visit their website (http:
//www.apaintl.org/en/index.html).
standards, strong boundaries and clear direction. It is designed to
serve men and women who while incarcerated come to faith in Christ
and genuinely desire a fresh start in life. The program functions as a
bridge from incarceration to re-incorporation. Its goal is for ex-offenders
to become crime-free, tax paying citizens reconnected to family, church
and community…never to return to prison. A key factor to the program’s
success is that each ex-offender is assigned a mentor, a life coach.
The Association of Paroling Authorities (APAI) began in the early 1970s
as a group of international colleagues in the field of parole. They
shared a strong interest in discussing best practices and current
issues surrounding early release, reentry into the community and public
safety. For more information on APAI, please visit their website (http:
//www.apaintl.org/en/index.html).
| We appreciate all of our friends who attended this event and those who have since visited the Bargain Center to shop, to drop off donations and to wish us well. God bless you all! |
The Old Savannah City Mission’s new Bargain Center at 2424 Bull
Street is open for business. This new Bargain Center and our Bargain
Centers at 5501 Abercorn near the Globe and at 1116 Mills B. Lane are
very important resources for the many ministries of the Mission. In
2009 the Mission provided over 121,000 meals and more than 28,000
emergency shelter beds. (more)...>>CLICK HERE
Street is open for business. This new Bargain Center and our Bargain
Centers at 5501 Abercorn near the Globe and at 1116 Mills B. Lane are
very important resources for the many ministries of the Mission. In
2009 the Mission provided over 121,000 meals and more than 28,000
emergency shelter beds. (more)...>>CLICK HERE