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Easter Newsletter – 2021
Please click on this link and read about all of the exciting things that are happening at the
March 1, 2021
Please click on this link and read about all of the exciting things that are happening at the
The SBRM community was grieved to learn of the passing of our most dedicated volunteer. A retired teacher, Jane Blair, tutored hundreds of men and women through our Learning Center.
This year’s Easter Feast will look very similar to last year’s feast due to the absence of volunteers and social distancing.
Santa Barbara Community Church will be hosting our first graduation ceremony of the new year.
We were grateful to be the first recipient of the Michael Towbes Community Impact grant from Montecito Bank
We kept our annual Christmas traditions with some modifications due to the pandemic.
We celebrated Thanksgiving with our homeless guests by holding our annual feast. We made changes due to guidelines for COVID-19, which included masks, social distancing, and the absence of volunteers.
We are accepting turkeys, canned food, and monetary donations in preparation for our annual Christmas Feast. The turkeys are prepared and cooked in advance.
We will be holding our Christmas Feast this year for our homeless guests before the holiday. Thanks to our Women’s Auxiliary, we will have Christmas gifts for all of our guests.
We were able to honor Police Chief Lori Luhnow with the Leni Fe Bland Award for her partnership with our organization in caring for the most vulnerable in our community.
WATCH our virtual fall graduation ceremony on Saturday, November 14 at 1 PM. We will live stream the ceremony on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SantaBarbaraRescueMission
As hopelessness rises, you help provide a safe place for men and women in need. Please help us reach and serve men and women desperate for real change.
SBRM provides immediate help and lasting hope to those with no place else to go. We offer a 12-month Residential Treatment Program to men and women who desire to break free from cycles of addiction, poverty, homelessness, and crime.
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