Making a difference for those needing food, shelter, and mercy.
The poor and needy search for water, but there is none; their tongues are parched with thirst. But I the LORD will answer them; I, the God of Israel, will not forsake them. Isaiah 41:17
What We Do.
Hunger
Homelessness
Who We Are.
Isaiah’s Rock is a community passionate about connecting the destitute with givers, fostering a compassionate bridge between those facing severe need and individuals ready to offer support.
The Destitutes.
Some need food, shelter, and mercy. Families are willing to wait hours in a car line to receive groceries. Arriving at our residential doorsteps, people experiencing homelessness have a warm meal, hygiene essentials, blankets, pillows, showers, and more. Fathers ask the church to pay their bills, and single mothers ask for hotel rooms.
The Givers.
Some have a heart of compassion for their community. We help them make the impact on their community that they long to see. They give their time, money, resources, food, and more. Their offerings and hearts of compassion and mercy make it possible for Isaiah’s rock to be the beacon of hope and help it is today.
The Next Generation.
Central to the heart and mission of Isaiah’s Rock is its passion for building up and preparing the next generation of leaders concerned with bettering their community.
They engage with their city’s problems while learning biblical lessons about giving and service. Volunteer opportunities are available to the youth all year, including Christmas and Thanksgiving. Every year for Christmas and Thanksgiving, we have a group of youth who volunteer to pack and deliver the toy bags and groceries. At Christmas, we have a children's band performing during the toy giveaway.
It is our joy to help raise diverse community leaders connected through Christ.
It’s Only Possible With Your Support.
Your donations allow Isaiah’s Rock to receive, store, and transport food, plus much more. With your support, there is hope for upgrading our home operation and finding solutions to our ongoing transportation and storage challenges.
Please feel free to reach out to us to see how you can help.
