Springfield Rescue Mission Inc.

“A copy of the form 990 is provided to the board of directors for their review and comments prior to filing and being signed by the executive director.”

“All offiers and directors are required annually to review list of vendors and notify management of any conflicts of interest.”

“A review of other missions was performed by the board of directors to determine if current salary for the executive director is reasonable.”

“Organizations governing documents, conflict of interest policy and financial statements are avaialble for public inspection at its main offices.”

“The goal of the springfield rescue mission since 1892 has been to meet the physical and spiritual needs of the hungry, homeless, addicted, and poor by introducing them to christ and helping them apply the word of god to every area of their lives.”

“Volunteers provide various services which allow the mission to better use its resources. Volunteer services include, but are not limited to, repairs and maintenance, pick-up and delivery services, food preparation , counseling and tutoring, food and clothing distribution, and a host of other miscellaneous services.”

“Guests are ready to embrace independent living with a community-based support network, graduates are provided with community avocacy and aftercare planning. On a yearly basis hundreds of lives are transformed through our residential rehabilitation program. All program services are provided free of charge. This provides an opportunity for fiscal savings as well as community involvement. Therefore, residents are expected to help maintain the missions' facilities and services to others. This provides a structured environment for each of our residents in developing new life skills and future success. Emmergency shelter: emergency shelter program is a place where men who are homeless can find hot meals and safe refuge from weather and city streets. Any guest may request case management services, apply for other mission programs, and receive opportunities to participate in mission sponsored activities. Operation sonshine-meals program: many people do not have the means to both pay monthly bills and to feed their families. As a result, they fall behind on their rent and utilities bills, and eventually risk losing their home. Our community meals, food and clothing service programs feed and clothe families and ease financial strains so our neighbors may strech already thin resources to pay rent and maintain a stable living situation. Through our operation sonshine program, residential rehabilitation program and food pantry, the mission serves over 100,000 meals each year. Ministry abd spiritual development: through the missions spiritual development program the healing power of god's love can transform lives in a meaningful and lasting way. A network of resources is available for those seeking spiritual council. Our guests participate in local church services, bible study classes, and develop spiritual mentoring relationships on their joutney through forgiveness, acceptance and rebuilding. Employment and spiritual development: through the missions spiritual development program the healing power of god's love can transform lives in a meaningful and lasting way. A network of resources is available for those seeking spiritual council. Our guests participate in local church services, bible study classes, and develop spiritual mentoring relationships on their journey through forgiveness, acceptance and rebuilding. Employment preparation program: our employment preparation program is designed to provide mission program members with the effective training necessary for them to successfully become part of the workforce. We teach and develop work ethics as skills, coping abilities, positive attitudes and self confidence to be successful in todays employment environment. The missions learning center is a computer based learning program assessing resident learning level and aiding in resume, job application, interview skills, and if needed, further education to find long-term employment for sustained independence.”

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