Grant County Rescue Mission
About Our Organization
Grant County Rescue Mission began in 1985 when a several compassionate people in the community, led by Reverend Charles Cooper, felt a passion to help hungry and homeless neighbors in need.
Together, they purchased the building at 423 S. Gallatin Street in Marion, formerly owned by the telephone company. A thrift store on the second floor funded their efforts. Within a year, they began sheltering a few men and feeding around 20 people at dinner each day.
Since that humble beginning, the Mission has stood as a beacon of hope to hurting people in crisis. Continued public support has helped the Mission expand programs for meals, addiction recovery and transitional housing.
Address:
423 S Gallatin St #1937, Marion, IN 46953
Phone:
(765) 662-0988
Hours:
Open 24 Hours
Web:
mygcrm.org
Mission
Offer life changing hope through the restoring power of Jesus Christ.
Stats
In 2020 alone, your support helped provide 20,662 nights of shelter for men, women, and children in desperate need 74,793 hot, nutritious meals to our residents and our hungry neighbors in the greater Grant County community, and graduated 12 men from our Life Change program, our Christ-centered, addiction recovery program focusing on improving the mental, physical, and spiritual health of men and women struggling with life issues and chemical dependencies.