Boston Rescue Mission - Transforming Lives Since 1899
Learn more about our clients, news and special programs being run at the Boston Rescue Mission!
History - bostonrescuemission
From its founding in 1899, the Boston Rescue Mission has fed the hungry and housed the homeless. Originally its name was Merrimac Mission, as its first address was at 128 Merrimac Street in Boston.
NEWS - Boston Rescue Mission
The new year brings new beginnings at Boston Rescue Mission. We are ecstatic to announce the launch of Hope Scope, our first blog series!...
Mission Leadership - bostonrescuemission
Mission Leadership Professional Experience John G. Samaan, MBA, M Div., CFRE, has been involved with various aspects of not-for-profit organizations, executive leadership development, and fundraising for more than 35 years.
Preventing Homelessness - bostonrescuemission
The Mission's Clinical and Counseling services are available for residents that choose to request extra care. We provide clinical and support services to individuals to help address the wide variety of issues arising from substance abuse and substance dependence, including:
Bequests and Legacy Gifts | Boston Rescue Mission
The Mission, like other agencies, acts as the recipient of legacy gifts and avoids providing specific investing advice. For more in-depth information about these and other legacy giving options, …
Boston Rescue Mission - Transforming Lives Since 1899
To make a food donation please call Allison Kinyua at (617) 446-3458
Shelter Staff - bostonrescuemission
Since 1899, the Boston Rescue Mission (BRM) has focused on preventing and ending homelessness and in guiding people from a place of need to a place of self-sufficiency. Located in the heart of downtown Boston, BRM serves women and men who are homeless and at risk of homelessness 365 days a year.
Food Donations - bostonrescuemission
The Boston Rescue Mission uses an enormous amount of food! Last year the Mission served more than 120,000 meals to those in need. Donating food is one of the easiest and most beneficial ways to help the Mission and those we serve.
Map & Directions - bostonrescuemission
Directions by the "T" (Boston's subway system): The Boston Rescue Mission is accessible by the Red, Orange and Green Lines. Take the Red Line to the Downtown Crossing stop. Go up the Chauncy Street Exit. You will be at the intersection of …