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OUR MISSION
In the name of Jesus, The Dubuque Rescue Mission is a community offering hospitality, spiritual hope, food, shelter, clothing and job development to those in need.
DONATION
The clothes and canned goods you donate can make a tangible difference for homeless and hungry people.
VOLUNTEER
Offering many ways you and your family can touch the life of a poor and homeless man, woman or child.
GROW
Engage Rescue Mission residents in farm cultivation, educational programs and to promote a sustainable food culture.
OUR HISTORY
During the Great Depression circa 1932, Rev. William Masters and Edward Beach encountered dozens of men in our community who had lost the ability to provide for their shelter, clothing and food. Rev. Masters and Mr. Beach began making soup to feed them and rented a house to provide overnight shelter. These were the humble beginnings of The Dubuque Rescue Mission.
For 81 years, the D.R.M. has served the needs our brothers and sisters who are poor offering overnight shelter for 45 men; providing over 230 meals a day to those seeking food and fellowship and providing clothing and other material goods to those with no means to pay.
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398 Main St. | Dubuque, Iowa 52001
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2018 Spring Newsletter
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