Lawrence Street Shelter

At the Lawrence Street Shelter, nutritious
meals are served to guests three times a
day, seven days a week, every day of the
year. While eating at the Mission, many
people learn about and decide to enroll in
the Mission’s long-term New Life
rehabilitation program.

Champa House

In addition to nourishing the body, shared
dinners at Champa House foster kinship
among families. Mothers take turns
cooking dinner for everyone else, and this
exercise helps them learn how to prepare
and serve healthy meals on a budget.

Harvest Farm

Every year, the farm’s cafeteria and outdoor
barbecue serve tens of thousands of
meals to residents, staff, and campground
and community guests. The production of
farm goods helps supply local groups and
Mission programs with food for the needy,
while providing work therapy for residents.

The Crossing

At The Crossing, shared meals provide the
opportunity to build relationships. Here,
families in transition and men in the New
Life Program can enjoy nutritious meals,
and encourage one another in the pursuit
of self-sufficiency.

Ministry Outreach Center

Qualifying families who come to the
Ministry Outreach Center can receive
furniture, clothing and food boxes. Denver
Rescue Mission fed over 9,000 individuals
through food boxes in fiscal year 2007.