Orange County Rescue Mission is hosting its 7th Annual OC Children’s Business Fair, an event put on to encourage money savviness and creativity for children residing and thriving at the Rescue Mission. The event gives kids the freedom to create a small business and market their ideas to the public …continue reading
Orange County Rescue Mission has recently announced that its Hope Harbor Rip Tide Program is now open. The program is designated to act as a safe haven for at risk teen boys who may be experiencing homelessness, unsafe living environments, or criminalization, among other life altering experiences. According to Jim …continue reading
Orange County Rescue Mission has recently announced a critical need for new car seats and booster seats for its infants, toddlers, and young children living at the Village of Hope, the Rescue Mission’s transitional living facility for homelessness in Orange County. The nonprofit is urgently seeking help from the local …continue reading
Orange County Rescue Mission has recently announced an urgent need for hygiene items for its 155 residents living at the Rescue Mission’s transitional living facilities for homelessness in Orange County. The organization is seeking help from the local community to provide basic hygiene items for the homeless men, women and …continue reading
The country is in a time of crisis as it navigates the COVID-19 pandemic. As the holiday quickly approaches, local communities are continually reminded of the importance of the need for hope, especially at a time like right now. While Orange County Rescue Mission is not able to provide its …continue reading
The Thanksgiving holiday is approaching quickly and Orange County Rescue Mission is in dire need of critical food items to serve homeless individuals and families in need throughout Orange County. The food items will aid in providing Thanksgiving dinner for hundreds of homeless men, women and children, as well food …continue reading
Orange County Rescue Mission recently received six laptop donations, along with an increase of its internet bandwidth up to one gigabyte, courtesy of their internet provider Cox Business. This comes after the Rescue Mission’s announcement of an urgent need for funding for the 2020-2021 school year. After Governor Newsom’s decision …continue reading
Orange County Rescue Mission has recently announced an urgent need for size 5 and 6 diapers, 3T-5T boys and girls pull-up pants, and baby wipes for its large number of toddlers and young children living at the Village of Hope, the Rescue Mission’s transitional living facility for homelessness in Orange …continue reading
Orange County Rescue Mission has announced an urgent need for funding to provide long term distance learning for its 61 homeless children living at its transitional facility, Village of Hope, for the 2020-2021 school year, which begins in less than two weeks. This urgent need follows Governor Newsom’s recent order …continue reading
Orange County Rescue Mission is hosting its OC Children’s Business Fair, an annual event created to promote entrepreneurship and innovation among kids at the Rescue Mission. The event tasks kids with creating a small business and promoting the businesses they have created to the local community digitally. “This is an …continue reading
The Orange County Rescue Mission has announced a critical need for personal care items for the more than 260 men, women and children currently residing at its various campuses and the Village of Hope, the Rescue Mission’s transitional living facility. “Christmas in July,” which is an annual event, will be …continue reading
Howard’s, Southern California’s premier independent Appliance, TV and Mattress retailer, today announced that they have donated the appliances and other home products to outfit the new expansion of Orange County Rescue Mission’s Tustin Veterans Outpost. The retailer is providing full kitchen suites, washing machines, dryers, and TVs. The appliances will …continue reading
Orange County Rescue Mission’s Village of Hope has been designated by Orange County and Collaborating Organizations Active in Disaster (COADOC) as the donations drop-off location to assist Orange County residents impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. The Rescue Mission also announced an urgent need for food donations for the (226) men, …continue reading