Grace Rescue Mission welcomes anyone who needs a meal. Both homeless individuals and community members from the neighborhood can come in for food. Families with children move to the front of the line.
Breakfast is served at 6 a.m. and lunch is at noon. The mission serves three hot meals every day of the week. If you're bringing kids, you'll get moved ahead in line.
The kitchen serves three fresh, hot meals daily. Reviewers describe the food as excellent, with good portions.
Walk up to the dining area at mealtime. No appointment is needed. Families with children are moved to the front of the line. The food is served seven days a week.
Grace Rescue Mission also runs a men's shelter where residents can stay and get back on their feet. The mission can help residents get free eye care and dental care.
The mission accepts donated food. Volunteers and donors have dropped off food from community events. You can bring food donations directly to the mission.
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