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Grantmaking public charityEIN 951874073

SAN DIEGO RESCUE MISSION INC

SAN DIEGO, CA 92138

Total Assets

$47.4M

FY 2023

Annual Giving

$6.4M

FY 2023

Grants Made

1

FY 2023

Avg Grant

$6.4M

FY 2023

Grant Range

Typical

Deadlines

Applications

Programs & Activities

Program 1

$7.4M

The south county lighthouse (scl) provides emergency shelter services for people experiencing homelessness. The san diego rescue mission funds the day-to-day operations through donations and grants. Scl is designed to serve single men, single women and families. Those being served are referred to as guests. Each night, up to 125 men, women and children use the facility for a warm, safe place to sleep, a place to shower and obtain clean clothes and a place to receive nutritious meals. Residents also have access to case managers to help them determine the best course of action for life improvement. The scl partners with other agencies and government entities such as the county of san diego to provide access to additional resources for the guests. This includes entry into the organization's mission academy.

Program 2

$2.5M

Partners for hunger relief: partners for hunger relief is a program of sdrm which was formed to bolster food recovery efforts in san diego and serve a broad base of agencies and people. Sdrm has developed a successful system of locating, recovering, and distributing donated food. This food is not only used by sdrm program members, but a large percentage of this food is shared at no cost with a network of nonprofit feeding programs and food pantries throughout san diego county.

Program 3

$2.4M

Oceanside navigation centerthe oceanside navigation center (onc) provides emergency shelter services for people experiencing homelessness. This is a partnership with the city of oceanside. The san diego rescue mission funds the day-to-day operations through donations and grants while the city owns the building. Onc is designed to serve single men, single women and families. Those being served are referred to as guests. Each night, up to 50 men, women and children use the facility for a warm, safe place to sleep, a place to shower and obtain clean clothes and a place to receive nutritious meals. Residents also have access to case managers to help them determine the best course of action for life improvement. The onc partners with other agencies and government entities such as the county of san diego to provide access to additional resources for the guests. This includes entry into the organization's mission academy. Bread of life was relocated and restructured to be part of the onc.bread of life: for 20 years, bread of life has served oceanside, california by meeting tangible, short-term needs and providing a welcoming, loving community for those in need of hope and compassion. Bread of life started with a few volunteers distributing bagged meals and clothing in parks and on the streets, and has become a multifaceted resource for those facing hardship. Now, the program operates with over 60 volunteers weekly to get people off the streets permanently. Each unique service provided is an opportunity for guests to encounter the love of god and get the help they need. Bread of life serves the hurting, hungry, and poor with the love and grace of jesus christ, and to get people off the streets permanently.church partnership:the church partnerships department engages with hundreds of churches to carry out a vision to unite the local church around healing our region from homelessness. Churches give financially, hold donation drives, lead chapel services, and volunteer both on and off-site. The church partnerships department has grown since its inception in 2019 to include oversight of our volunteer program, chapel services, chaplaincy program, holiday outreach meals, walk with me outreach initiative and our new mobile shower ministry.outreach servicesthe outreach department operates two shower trailers. One operates in north county primarily in oceanside. The second one operates in the south bay serving the cities of chula vista, national city, san diego and imperial beach. These trailers offer showers with the opportunity to connect with services. Food and clothing are also provided. The outreach departments also provides street case management services to people experiencing homelessness in the north costal region and the little italy association in san diego.

Focus Areas

Housing & Shelter

Financial Snapshot

2023 filing

Total Revenue

$25.3M

Total Expenses

$30.7M

Top Recipients

1 grants

Grant Size Distribution

1 grants

<$10K
$10–50K
$50–250K
$250K–1M
$1–5M
$5M+
1
grants

Geographic Focus

1 states

California
$6.4M
100% of total

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