2017-2018 Annual Report

Helping the hungry, homeless,

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and hurting

2017Wayne Hall celebrates 25 years of Women's Ministry

2015Sunday B farm produces 300 pounds of fresh vegetables inits first season

2018Eagles won Super Bowl LII and the Mission hosted its first Super Bowl party

2014Pearl Street Clean-up Project is launched in collaboration with Asian Arts Initiative

201713th Street receives 250 new beds for entire shelter

2018Dick McMillen retires after 15-years of leadership as CEO

2003We celebrated 30 graduations in our Overcomer Program

2008Julio graduated from the Overcomer Program! Julio is now our Director of Food Services

2010Sunday Breakfast launches its education and career readiness programs

2011Sunday Breakfast begins offering health services to guests

2005Sunday B renovatesits kitchen to be handicap accessible

a look at the past 15 years Since 1878, Sunday Breakfast Rescue Mission has created a community of hope for the forgotten men, women, and children of Philadelphia. The generosity of supporters like you has made this possible. We are celebrating milestones from the last fifteen years of Ministry and look forward to what's next at Sunday Breakfast.

" I want to elevate this Mission

Sunday Breakfast Rescue Mission exists to minister in the name of Jesus Christ to the physical and spiritual needs of

the homeless and disadvantaged in the Philadelphia area.

OUR MISSION

one by one : a letter from the ceo While I am new to Sunday Breakfast, many of you have been part of this Mission for several years. Your partnership has rethread the lives of those who were once hurting and broken. You are giving a voice to people in the margins and are the change-makers for every person we serve.

Rev. Jeremy Montgomery, MBA/MA

I am here to join you in serving and loving our city - the City of Brotherly Love. It starts by turning our heart towards those who have been ignored and pushed into the dark alleyways and underpasses. These are the people who need us; these are the people who need God; ultimately, they are God's beloved children.

When we join together and address the complex needs of all who seek our help, our Mission grows stronger. While we still remain independent of government funding, we strive to deepen our partnership with the City of Philadelphia and other service organizations to address the needs of the homeless men, women, and children in our community.

Sunday Breakfast serves as a stepping stone to sustainable living and renewed faith for our guests. Our focus in 2019 is to respect the past, yet to strengthen the foundation of our Mission.

I sincerely appreciate your engagement and support. My promise is to serve our guests with excellence and my vision is to elevate this Mission to be a 21st-Century, 5-star Ministry. It is my prayer that you will join me in serving the hungry, homeless, and hurting in this next year, one person at a time.

President / CEO

With Partnership In Christ,

"If a man has a hundred sheep and one of them wanders away, what will he do? Won't he leave the ninety-nine others on the hills and go out to search for the one that is lost?"

Matthew 18:12, NLT

Dear Sunday Breakfast Family,

Serving the hungry, homeless, and hurting in Philadelphia is Sunday Breakfast Rescue Mission’s daily labor of love and grace since the Mission’s founding in 1878. God’s call for us to love Him and love our neighbor fuels this work. This year has been no different.

You have given your time, talents, and treasure to this ministry and because of that, lives were changed. In the past year, 15 children, 52 women, and 1,200 men had their spiritual and practical needs met through your support. You are making a difference.

This past year also brought with it organizational change and growth. Our dearly loved leader, Dick McMillen, retired, and after a nationwide search and a lot of prayer, Reverend Jeremy Montgomery joined our Sunday Breakfast family as its next leader.

As we look to the year ahead, "the Good Shepherd" left the 99 to rescue the one. God has given us a big vision to deepen our commitment to provide dignity, holistic support, and Christ-Centered programming by reaching out to rescue those who come to the Mission in need.

Board of Trustee, Chair

James Mumma

In Christ’s Service,

to be a 21st-Century,5-star Ministry."

Founded in 1992, Wayne Hall is a safe house for women with children who are homeless or living in poverty. Located in historic Germantown, Wayne Hall provides a one-year Biblical discipleship program for women. This program teaches women how to restructure their lives according to the Word of God, supplying them with the best tools to live a renewed life.

women's ministry 26 years of lasting transformation

100% of Wayne Hall program graduates have NEVER experienced homelessness again because we focus on each woman's indivudal needs

122 The number of women served at Wayne Hall

"Wayne Hall was a stepping stone from God." –Jamaica, Graduate of Wayne Hall

The number of alumni who now support other women at Wayne Hall

39 267 The number of children served at Wayne Hall

Individual case management

Financial responsibility

Education assistance

Health & nutrition consultation

Interviewing skills & resume writing

Sustainable employment guidance

Permanent housing aide

Alumni support

core PRoGRAM elements

Mission Fact: The alumni of Wayne Hall

gather together for women's retreats 3-4 times a year!

overcomers

Relationship Building

Biblical Discipline

Vocational Skills

Education Assistance

The Overcomer Program is a twelve to eighteen month recovery program available to emergency shelter guests that are seeking a positive life change. The aim of the program is to equip homeless men with the practical and spiritual life skills they need to be self-sufficient individuals and positive contributors to society.

emergency shelter

Meal services

3 meals a day365 days a year

Overnight shelter

220 emergency shelter beds

Health services

15 health services offered free of charge

every month to all guests

The emergency shelter at Sunday Breakfast Rescue Mission is the largest overnight facility for homeless men in Philadelphia. The emergency shelter exists to meet the immediate physical needs of the homeless and hurting men through nutritious meals, warm showers, and safe beds. Sunday Breakfast remains the only provider of 3 meals a day, 365 days a year in Philadelphia. At Sunday Breakfast, meeting the physical needs is not enough. The staff at the Mission work to meet the spiritual needs of guests through daily pre-meal chapel services and one-on-one counseling to focus on rescuing broken and hurting lives, one at a time.

For more information, please visit our website at sundaybreakfast.org

Mission Fact: We grow over 50 types of fruits, vegetables, & herbs in our garden!

PARTNERS & VOLUNTEERS

156,132meals served

161,083 nights of shelter

22,486 hrs donated by volunteers

1,835 lbs of food grown

Your impact in 1 year

THANK YOUto our Partners & Volunteers Each one are God's gift to us

Programs

Fundraising Admin

73%

17% 10%

EXPENSES REVENUE

DonationsGift-In-Kind

Trusts & InvestmentsMisc Income

76%24%2%1%

For complete Financial Statements, please visit our website at sundaybreakfast.org and click on the Financial tab

7,589 lbs of food was collected in

last year's food drive! We couldn't have

done it without YOU!

160 Community Partners provided toiletries,

clothing, and linens for the men and women we

served.

10,214 Hours of Tutoring and Literacy Services

were provided through volunteers.

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Philadelphia Chef, George Pan and Social Practice Artist, Meei Ling Ng prepare a meal with fresh vegetables grown

by Overcomer Joe Thornton.

In the last few years, Sunday B's urban farm has produced fresh vegetables, fruits, and flowers. The Mission's neighborhood gardner, Meei Ling Ng, has developed an agriculture-education program to train homeless men how to seed, nurture, and harvest fruits and vegetables. The program expanded when Philadelphia Chef George Pan introduced cooking lessons into the Program. During their Capstone project in 2016, the men in the program prepared a 5-course meal using vegetables and herbs grown in the Sunday Breakfast garden, truly bringing the Farm to Table experience full circle. Sunday B's urban farm has engaged local artists, chefs, and community members while providing skills for homeless men to transition into a stable life. For more information regarding the urban farm, please contact us at info@sundaybreakfast.org.

Farm to Table

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