The Mission Community Outreach Center first opened its doors to the Spokane community in 1996. Since then we have provided services for thousands of people through our commitment to doing Christ's work here on earth. Although we are not affiliated with any specific church, our mission is to do good for others in the name of the Lord. To do this, we must have the support of the community. Much of this support comes from our local Christian churches. The Center is ecumenical in nature; all are welcome here. Our Board consists of representatives from most of the Christian churches in the area. Through this, we can work with the community to find new solutions to the problems faced by the poor and underprivileged.

Our Mission as an Outreach Center:

• To serve Spokane County as a infant crisis bank, give out free womens multivitamins with folic acid and serve families of domestic violence with clothing and household items and bedding.
• To be a charitable, non-profit, all volunteer organization established to benefit the public interest in the areas served by providing services to all low-income families and individuals for FREE.
• To serve the poor or underprivileged people living north of 16th Avenue to Lincoln Road and east of Division Street to Park Road.
• To help meet the physical, emotional, social, educational, economic and spiritual needs of the people in our area.
• To form alliances of cooperation with other community-concerned organizations and the Christian community.

We Need Volunteers!

Intake clerks, clothing sorters and groups for sorting clothing on the Tuesdays and Thursday (the day's the center is closed). We are in need of groups to sponsor a "Baby Food Drive, Necessities Supplies Drive and Christmas Toys Drive for Elementary School Children.

Please contact Walt Shields at 509-536-1084.

This site was updated: 04/03/08   -   You are the visitor.