The journey to

transformation

starts here

If you’re ready for change, come and experience new life and lasting restoration.

A place of healing

Phoenix Rescue Mission provides comprehensive, Christ-centered solutions for men, women and children trapped in cycles of homelessness, addiction and poverty.

Homelessness, Hardship and Heartbreak

Across Maricopa County, people are hurting.

9,000

individuals experience
homelessness in
Maricopa County
each night

3,000

men and women die
from drug overdoses
each year

12,000

children and families
face hunger each day

Our Mission is Transformation

The recovery journey looks different for everyone. If you or someone you know needs help, learn more about our comprehensive, life-changing programs here.

This is What New Hope Looks Like

Read stories of transformation

Corrine

Corrine's story shows us the beauty of grace and God's love for His children.

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Benny

Benny is living proof that it’s never too late to embrace real change. Your compassion and God’s grace guided the way.

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Zunique

Zunique survived decades of domestic violence. Thanks to you, her journey toward hope and healing began at the Changing Lives Center.

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Freddy & Stacy

For neighbors trapped in a vicious cycle of addiction and homelessness, breaking free can feel nearly impossible. Just ask Freddy and his wife, Stacy.

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Zaneta

In the face of brutal summer heat, you’re helping meet a basic need for our community’s homeless youth.

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Roy

Roy never imagined he’d become homeless. But after his health took a turn, he lost his job, then his savings and everything else…

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Manette

When Manette was enduring homelessness, addiction and brokenness, she never imagined the Lord would use her suffering to change lives …

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Robert Leon

As temperatures rise and homelessness increases, neighbors like Robert Leon are pushed beyond the breaking point — but you are giving them hope and another chance.

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Yvonne

When Yvonne relapsed after 14 years of sobriety, her life spiraled out of control. She wound up homeless, abused and estranged from her family…

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Billy

Billy suffered through homelessness and addiction for years when he finally cried out to God for help from a prison cell…

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Get Involved

Easy ways to make a lasting difference.

Answers for Common Questions

Where are Food Banks Located

Our Hope for Hunger Food Bank is located at:

5605 N. 55th Avenue
Glendale, AZ 85301

Hours: Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to Noon. Bring an ID and proof of residence.

Our mobile food pantries go to various locations around the Valley each month.

If you or someone you know needs help, visit our Get Help page. It includes a basic directory of available programs, as well as instructions on how to begin accessing them. There is also a form to ask questions.

We do not recommend you give money to panhandlers. Here are four better ways to help:

  1. Give water, food or Hope Totes. 
  2. Talk with them. Show them they’re not invisible.
  3. Point them to the Mission. Print our Rescue Referrals to hand out.
  4. Pray!

Thank you for your interest in volunteering with Phoenix Rescue Mission! We have a wide range of needs and opportunities available. To learn more, please visit our volunteer hub.

There are many ways to support Phoenix Rescue Mission.

  • You can make financial gifts and get reimbursed up to $800 through the Arizona Charitable Tax Credit.
  • You can donate water, food or other gifts in kind.
  • You can make planned gifts, such as a bequest in your will or a Donor Advised Fund (DAF) gift.
  • You can host a virtual fundraiser!

Please visit our Giving Page to learn more.

Drop off Hope Totes, non-perishable foods, water and all other donations to our Donation Warehouse at:

2515 N. 34th Drive
Phoenix, AZ 85009
(602) 346-3347
Monday- Friday, 7:30 a.m. – 3:30 p.m.

Light a Path to Transformation

Please become a monthly Torchbearer of Phoenix Rescue Mission to provide hope, encouragement and life-changing help for men, women and children on the recovery journey.