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Our Greatest Needs

There are many specific needs at South Side Mission in addition to financial contributions.  The needs are many, but the Lord has been faithful over the years. We will trust Him for many more.

What kinds of donations does South Side Mission accept?  Well, you'd be surprised!  Because the Mission works with so many people, we have need of nearly anything that you can imagine. Food, clothing, and furniture are a few of the material items that we distribute to the poor, but our largest needs continue to be

time, (in the form of volunteering)

money, (to help fund our outreach ministries) and most importantly:

prayer (to be bold in proclaiming Jesus Christ in every situation and for                   the discipline to bring glory to Him.)

What happens when I donate things to the Mission?  Because we serve nearly 15,000 poor people each year, we give away 80% of the donations that people entrust to us.  Some of the items that come in are passed along to the Mission Mart and offered for sale to the general public.  This has come to be an important funding source for South Side Mission, and even better, it has become a great place for ministry!

Wish List Needs
Two new laptop computers for staff ($1,000 each).

TWO HUNDRED monthly donors to South Side Mission. This will help us to meet monthly expenses in those dry months. Will your family be one of our Bread & Life Circle?

Ongoing Needs

Food Needs

 Canned

Apple Sauce

Beef Stew

Beets

Carrots

Chicken

Corn

Green Beans

Jelly

Peas

Potatoes

Pork & Beans

Fruit Cocktail

Pears

Peanut Butter

Tuna, oil pack (3 oz)

Tuna, water pack (3 oz)

  

Dry

Boxed Potato Mixes, Skillet Dinners

Boxed Rice Mixes, Rice-a-Roni

Breakfast cereals

Cake mixes

Corn Muffin mixes

Dried Beans

Dried Peas

Elbow macaroni

Jello

Macaroni & Cheese

Pudding mixes

Pancake mixes

Spaghetti (1 lb.)

Frozen meat for our food pantry. We give away more than 300 lbs. of meat each month to the working poor.

  • Fresh vegetables for our kitchen and for our food pantry.
  • Dairy products for our kitchen and for our food pantry.
  • Staple items like flour, sugar, salt, pepper, salad dressing, dry cereals, and coffee/tea.
  • Ready-to-eat canned meals like beef stew, chicken & dumplings, spaghetti-o's, etc.

Our most important need continues to be prayer. We desperately need people to "do battle in the heavenlies" for us and with us. Pray for wisdom for those in authority at South Side Mission. Pray for provision from our Jehovah Jireh. Pray for joy as we do our work for Him. Pray for encouragement for the people we serve. Pray for protection from those forces that would like to see this work fail.

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