Capital Campaign
Give Today.People in the Lexington area are hurting. Since the beginning of the pandemic, the needs for vulnerable people -- homelessness, addiction, rising costs for food, housing and basic needs – have continued to grow. Currently, the Lexington Rescue Mission is at full capacity in every service area. A new Community Center will meet the growing demand. We are working to restore our city. You can help.
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$8.5 million goal
- 10%
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Lexington Rescue Mission is a 501(c)3 charitable organization.
Our EIN is 61-1387338
Rescuing Lives, Restoring the City Campaign
People in the Lexington area are hurting.
Since the beginning of the pandemic, the needs for vulnerable people -- homelessness, addiction, rising costs for food, housing and basic needs – have continued to grow. Currently, the Lexington Rescue Mission is at full capacity in every service area. A new Community Center will meet the growing demand. We are working to restore our city. You can help.
- The Street Outreach Team can grow and connect more people to treatment (42 in 2022).
- The Homeless Intervention Program can grow and house more people (86 adults and 25 children in 2022).
- The Employment Services Team can grow and train more people for employment, as well as helping them find employment (130 men and women gainfully employed in 2022).
- Share God’s love with more hurting people ( 25 people committed their lives to Jesus Christ in 2022).
- Serve more hot, nutritious meals (50,000+ in 2022), leading to more guests obtaining food security.
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Gary's Story
“THIS PLACE TRULY IS A BLESSING!” Gary grew up around drugs. “My mom smoked pot and drank. My Dad took pills, drank, smoked pot, and never hid it from me. So when I got older I didn’t have to go out and learn about it because I already knew.” “My first experience with it was on a school night in the first grade, my uncle came over to babysit me, and he got drunk. I pretty much quit drinking when I was 19,” he says. “I knew I was becoming an alcoholic.” So it wasn’t alcohol that got Gary sent...
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Lexington Rescue Mission
535 West Second St., Suite 105, Lexington, KY 40508
(859) 381-9600