Merced County Rescue Mission
Village of Hope campus
129 W. Cone Avenue
(between Martin Luther King Jr., and G Streets)
Years of vision casting, hard work, and planning have culminated in realizing a place where people who have experienced homelessness are receiving hope and care in a loving environment.
Village of Hope, Phase I, opened for residents on Friday, March 4th, 2022. Phase I houses our Hope Respite Care program, Hope for Veterans program, and our Hope for Families program. Phase II, the faith-based side of campus, will provide a building for our Hope for Men and Women program and space for a computer lab, classrooms, a chapel, and offices. Building Hope, the Campaign for Merced County Rescue Mission.
What’s Being Built
Seven new buildings, learn more about the Mission’s Village of Hope (new campus).
Build Hope Campaign
Your contributions will help raise the necessary funds to build Phase 2, the faith-based portion of the campus.
Need for new campus
What happened to the old Mission building? And why is a new campus needed?
Village of Hope Groundbreaking Ceremony Phase 1 - August 2020
In addition, collaboration with the County is critical. To learn more, click this link.
Learn what your support means to our participants.
Read testimonies of changed lives!
“My past no longer defines me, but God’s grace does.”
“The Rescue Mission saved my life!”
“My family relationships have been restored.”
“God has given me my life back.”
“My relationship with God is stronger now.”
“I give God all the glory for working in my life.”