About Miami Rescue Mission
To restore broken lives by providing meals, shelter, and care to people who are hungry, hurting, and homeless in the Miami area.
Focus Areas
Homeless servicesShelterFood security / MealsRecovery programsEducation / Job readinessThrift store fundraisingVolunteer engagementFaith-based services
Who They Fund
food-insecure individuals and householdslow-income communitiespeople experiencing homelessness or housing instability
Funding Style
direct service delivery
About Miami Rescue Mission
Miami Rescue Mission Inc centers its grantmaking on food assistance for Miami-area churches and ministries serving people who are hungry, hurting, and homeless. The most recent grant record shows repeated support to local faith-based partners, with Revival Temple and House of God Miracle Revival receiving the largest 2023 and 2024 awards for food assistance. That pattern fits the foundation’s stated purpose of restoring broken lives through meals, shelter, and care. The giving profile is highly concentrated in South Florida and closely tied to direct service delivery. Recent recipients include Faith Mission for Christ in Miami, Ministero Unidos En Amor in Hialeah, and Builders Foundation in Hollywood, all funded for food assistance. The foundation also supports organizations such as Vecinos En Accion and Better Way of Miami, indicating a network of local providers rather than a single channel of service. Across the recent grants list, food support is the dominant theme, with grants going to churches, ministries, and community-based groups that distribute meals or basic food aid.
What Miami Rescue Mission Funds
Food assistance is the clearest thread in the recent grant record, with Miami Rescue Mission Inc supporting local religious and community providers that distribute meals and emergency food aid. For example, they gave $108,907 and $106,094 to Faith Mission for Christ in Miami for food assistance, and $76,666 to Minestero Unidas Un Amer in Hialeah for food assistance. Their support also reaches organizations tied to neighborhood-based relief. Vecinos En Accion in Miami received $52,838 in 2023, then $22,624 and $22,332 in 2024, all for food assistance. Builders Foundation in Hollywood was funded three times across 2023 and 2024, including $35,750 and $32,734 in 2024, again for food assistance. The record points to a grantmaker focused on direct, local distribution rather than broad issue diversification.
How Miami Rescue Mission Gives
Typical grant size sits at $14,445 at the 25th percentile, $24,531 at the median, and $88,331 at the 75th percentile, showing a mix of smaller operating-level awards and larger support to key partners. The recent list also shows repeat funding to the same organizations across 2023 and 2024, including several recipients that appear more than once. Miami Rescue Mission Inc is a local grantmaker, not an individual-giving fund or program-related investment funder. The pattern suggests ongoing relationship-based support rather than one-off grants.
Financial Snapshot
Annual Giving
$2M
Total Assets
$28M
Total Revenue
$14.2M
Total Expenses
$16M
Typical Grant Size
Most grants fall between $14K and $88K, with a median of $25K.
25th Percentile
$14K
Median
$25K
75th Percentile
$88K
Geographic Reach
Local2 states funded
About 97% of grants go to recipients in FL.
Funding intensity
LowHigh
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