Garden City Rescue Mission

Our Story

In December 1995, a young Bible college student at Victory Baptist Church in North Augusta, SC, felt a deep burden for the homeless in Augusta, GA. Travis Sharpe began sharing the Gospel on the streets, and by early 1996, he was joined by Hank Miskelly to form the "City Bus Route," transporting men to church services. This initiative quickly expanded to include clothing distribution and a summer sports program, fostering a community of support.

In September 1998, the "Weekend of Hope" program was launched, providing shelter for men seeking refuge from the streets. This initiative laid the groundwork for the Garden City Rescue Mission, which officially opened on April 4, 2001. Today, the mission continues to offer hope and transformation through faith-based support.

Impact

The Garden City Rescue Mission provides essential shelter, meals, and a life development program for men struggling with homelessness and addiction. Through faith-based support, individuals find hope and rebuild their lives.

Why Donate?

Your donations are vital for purchasing property and sustaining recovery programs for homeless men. Every contribution ensures that the mission can continue to provide hope and assistance to those in need.

Make a Difference Today

Join the mission to transform lives! Donate cryptocurrency or cash to support the Garden City Rescue Mission and help provide shelter and recovery for those in need.