Crossroads Mission

Though there were more than plenty of Thanksgiving day volunteers who were eager to help, it could have been better organized. An atmosphere of Love was prevalent and that more than made up for the mayhem. There was enough food to feed an army, and second and third helpings were offered to all present and some even brought plates back to loved ones who couldn't attend in person. It is clear that the Yuma Crossroads Rescue Mission has a strong sense of community. They sell t-shirts (see the photos of the red one) for a mere $6.00. I hope to have an opportunity to volunteer there again.

I've stayed and experienced the miracle of hope and love there more than I would any other place, especially when serious about sobriety or getting help. They have been blunt and honest with me above all kind and respectful and helpful. If you are thinking of going, go with peace because this place is a safe haven for those in hectic dangerous times. It's not the cleanest but it is the most assuring place to get back on your feet. Everyone in facility cleans and looks out for one another.... Check them out. Volunteer. Donate. Don't give up on the mission amen.

Honestly, it's what you make of it. I've been in the rehabilitation program and it helped me so much only because I wanted to change and get help. I put everything I had in it at that time and I got everything I put into it. Good as well as bad parts. It was up to me to work through it.