Your critical support right now is helping over 2,500 men, women and children in the Detroit community who are in desperate need. And right now this is especially important as we continue to see more people each day facing poverty or homelessness.
None of this can be done without the support of people like you. Please give generously today.
Join DRMM at National Night Out! Detroit Rescue Mission Ministries is proud to partner with the Detroit Police Department 7th Precinct for National Night Out on Tuesday, August 4 at Bailey Park (2701 Elmwood St., Detroit) from 5 p.m.- 8 p.m.We'll be distributing backpacks to help local students get ready for a successful school year! Bring the whole family and enjoy an evening filled with:🎶 Music🍔 Food🎯 Games🛍️ Vendors🎉 And lots of FUN!A special thank you to our community partner, smartmovesus, for sponsoring a portion of the backpacks and helping us make a difference for Detroit families.Bailey ParkTuesday, August 45pm-8pmWe look forward to seeing you there!#NationalNightOut #DRMM #Detroit #CommunityStrong #BackToSchool #SMART #ServingDetroit … See MoreSee Less
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Email: info@drmm.org
Main: (313) 993-4700
Emergency Shelter: 866-313-2520
Addiction Helpline: (313) 263-0077
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We adhere to the highest standards of Christian stewardship and ethical financial practices. DRMM adheres to the Continuum of Care, implemented to combat the cycle of poverty and addiction.