LANCE’S STORY
With your help, this spring represents steady progress, growing faith, and the beginning of a healthier rhythm of life for Lance.
With your help, this spring represents steady progress, growing faith, and the beginning of a healthier rhythm of life for Lance.
Last holiday season was extremely difficult for Kim. She had suffered great loss, and the holidays felt empty and isolating.
Last holiday season, Vinnie was finding support and growth in the Bridges to Freedom program at City Mission…
Executive Director Mike Saccocio recently joined the CBS6 Morning Team as part of their Season of Giving coverage. Watch the full interview here today!
Geri and Jamie found themselves in a situation they never expected. Geri was working to provide a home, but…
We’re excited to share that City Mission’s Dueling Pianos event was featured on WNYT’s The Greater Good in Our Community segment!
In this K-Love interview, Executive Director Mike Saccocio offers a candid look at homelessness, sharing common misconceptions about…
When Casey first arrived at City Mission, she felt a sense of relief. Since then, she has experienced great transformation.
Before Brian arrived at City Mission, his life was in turmoil. Then, he met someone who told him about City Mission.
We are thrilled to share the news of our ribbon-cutting celebration for the Cornerstone Building located on our campus – providing 23 additional apartments.
A seemingly normal life turned into a life filled with addiction, homelessness and great struggle for Edwin when he was faced with the trauma of loss, guilt and pain.
Lawrence had been to City Mission once before…“Leaving here was without a doubt my lowest point, but I was lucky to have found a way back and try again.”
With only a suitcase of belongings to his name, Michael walked down the driveway on Christmas Eve, not knowing where else to turn.
Your friendship has helped Walter find safety, thrive in his health and uncover a true purpose for providing to others what you provided for him.
This two-night event allowed us to gather with the donors, volunteers, and caring supporters who make a world of difference on our campus and in the community.
Unique Boutique is helping meet the needs of local children and families by offering students the opportunity to ‘shop’ clothing and other essential items. Learn more here!
The Times Union recently visited our Dining Center to speak with our Director of Food Services about what goes into preparing and serving nearly 600 meals each day.
Check out this WNYT News coverage to hear from Angela Williams, Director of the Family Life Center, about how gatherings such as these can aid in healing a hurting heart.
For most of her adult life, Sarah found herself stuck in a devastating cycle of homelessness, addiction, and abuse… until City Mission.
Happily employed and heavily involved in his church, Ryan was content with the path he was on in life…but tragedy struck when Ryan suffered the unexpected loss of his son.
Earlier this month, we were blessed to come alongside partners, staff, and friends to welcome a new building at City Mission. Check this out to learn more!
Ramone was caught in a cycle of bad decision-making for most of his life and saw no other path for himself… until a fellow resident urged him to give City Mission a chance.
In this inspiring podcast interview, Executive Director Mike Saccocio joins host Dan Jason to discuss the ‘Power of God’s Love & Redemption.’
Through a trusted partnership with SEFCU, City Mission received a Freight Farm, located right next to the Administration building on our campus.
Executive Director, Mike Saccocio, recently had the opportunity to speak with WGY’s Diane Donato about exciting new developments happening at City Mission.
When the pandemic first started, we needed to make some changes to equip the children staying at our Family Life Center to be able to succeed at school.
These beautiful farm stands, built at City Mission, are now located at our Dining Center. Guests can select items they need when they pick-up their to-go meals.
When Canino arrived at the Mission, he was faced with the tough reality that he would have to truly change his life, if he really wanted to get better.
Since our Family Life Center opened in 2003, it has been a safe refuge for homeless women and children, providing emergency and long-term shelter.
In February 2021, we began demolition of two older buildings on Lafayette Street to create space for a new building which will house 10 apartments, as well as a Wellness Center.
In order to help the students living at our Family Life Center, we recently created a special learning space called “Noah’s Ark” to be used as a virtual learning classroom.
Thanksgiving 2020 looked different at City Mission due to COVID-19. Instead of gathering together in our Dining Center, to-go meals were distributed to hungry people.
Join us for our first virtual banquet as we share behind-the-scenes tour and inspiring stories of how your partnership is making a difference at City Mission!
Executive Director, Mike Saccocio, recently shared about the exciting and innovative things happening at City Mission on The Unconventional Path podcast.
We have been closely monitoring the developments of COVID-19 in our community. We are dedicated to providing care to our residents.
In December 2019, we cut the ribbon on 8 new Transitional Housing apartments on Lafayette Street and celebrated with the new tenants!