Meals
People who are hungry receive healthy meals in an encouraging environment, building trusting relationships with staff who can speak into their day-to-day struggles.
With the support of our community, we create lasting change in the lives of homeless men in Fort Collins.
Here’s How.
Shelter
Men experiencing homelessness are offered safe and warm shelter, away from the dangers of the street. This provides a basic level of stability, enabling them to focus on long-term solutions.
New Life Program
A unique program at the Mission’s Harvest Farm, where participants spend up to a year in an immersive, rehabilitation program focusing on education, work-readiness, and relationship building.
Take Action
Lend your hands and heart to help homeless neighbors.
Your monthly gift will make a lasting difference in the lives of people in need.
Change lives with your car or truck donation.
Our Impact
Meeting people at their physical and spiritual points of need
94,605
Meals Provided
58,507
Nights of Shelter
47
New Life Program Graduates
93
Of graduates maintained housing after graduation
The Latest
Mission CEO Announces Retirement After 24 Years
News
March 28, 2023
Denver Rescue Mission/Fort Collins Rescue Mission announces today, Brad Meuli, the longtime President/CEO, is retiring after over two decades of service. Back in 2020, Meuli presented his intent to retire to the Mission’s Board of Directo…
2022 Year In Review
News
January 9, 2023
Because of you, men’s lives are being transformed in the name of Christ. Your support allows us to continue providing hope and opportunities to those in need through emergency care and life-changing progra…
The Joy of the Lord Is My Strength
Stories of Changed Lives
November 29, 2022
Gary’s identity used to be rooted in worldly things. When life took him through hardship, Gary’s life was transformed as he instead found his identity in Christ. Now, his faith is the thing that brings him joy…
Letter From Our Senior Director: December 2022
News
November 29, 2022
In a recent meeting, one person claimed that those experiencing homelessness in our community are “lost souls” and never change. I sympathized with him, yet I also disagree with his outlook because the time I have spent with the guests at Fort Collins Rescue Mission and the participants at Harvest Farm has shown me that these men can chan…
