News & Blog

One of the greatest inventions to date is the advent of the internet. A seamless platform to educate, inform, communicate, and connect.  Of course, it has its limitations and we often see misunderstandings due to poor information. One of the questions we’ve been receiving lately relates to the Pallet Shelters to be used at the […]

If you’ve heard talk about the Crisis Intervention Levy (a ballot measure for next month in Missoula County) and wondered why it matters, let’s cover some of that here. Here at Hope Rescue Mission, we support the levy measure because it directly affects care available for those struggling with mental illness, homelessness, and ultimately living […]

Some of the best people to fundraise for our Mission are those who love the work we’re doing, who have been recipients of programs at Hope Rescue Mission, and those who continue to support what we do. Interested in participating in our annual Missoula Gives day of giving as a peer-to-peer fundraiser? Check out our […]

Life can be unpredictable. If last year has taught us anything, it’s that the unexpected can, and will, happen. There are so many opportunities each day to reflect on all we have to be thankful for, including our families themselves. One of the best ways you can show your family that you love them is […]

In the 21 years since our founding as Missoula 3:16 Rescue Mission much has changed, but the needs of the unsheltered and at-risk population remain. Our name has changed to Union Gospel Mission of Missoula dba HOPE RESCUE MISSION but our mission has not…serving those in greatest need by the grace of Jesus Christ. Our […]

Abroad coalition of community organizations intends to open a fully-staffed “Temporary Safe Outdoor Space” for homeless individuals on a piece of private land on Highway 93 South below Miller Creek Road in Missoula. Read Full Article

“Nobody can help everybody, but everybody can help somebody.” — Denver Moore Due to the circumstances surrounding the pandemic, our annual Community Outreach Dinner will look different this year. Rather than coming together to eat, we will be going out to serve on Saturday, December 5, 2020. Rather than gathering indoors for a meal together, […]

This year, the world is facing unprecedented times as the coronavirus pandemic increases the population of the food insecure. The ​Town Pump Charitable Foundation​ recognizes the urgency to help neighbors and is providing $1 million in immediate grants to 85 food banks, food pantries, and shelters in 73 Montana communities. Additionally, these grants do not […]