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Introducing the “Waterfront Token”
Waterfront Mission has launched a new initiative designed to give individuals, churches, and businesses an easier way to minister to people experiencing homelessness. The newlyintroduced Waterfront Token offers a simple, tangible way to provide immediate shelter and connect someone to long-term support. The small token can be purchased online at WaterfrontMission.org for $10, given directly…
Caring for the Vulnerable During Historic Cold Weather: A Chat with Waterfront Mission’s Clay Romano
This morning, Waterfront Mission President/CEO Clay Romano joined Pensacola News Radio host Andrew McKay to discuss the impactful week at the Mission. A historic snowstorm swept through Pensacola, creating one of the busiest weeks ever for the Mission’s operations. During the conversation, Clay highlighted the Mission’s response to the crisis and the efforts to care…
Business Leaders and Community Non-Profit Renovate for a Purpose
Pensacola, FL – Exciting things happen when employees from Pensacola’s largest employer collaborate with the city’s longest-standing non-profit organization! Waterfront Rescue Mission, a cornerstone of support for the Gulf Coast’s homeless and those struggling with addiction, recently sought to renovate the Nehemiah House, the oldest of Waterfront’s transitional houses. The Nehemiah House has been vacant…
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Success Stories
Meet Christopher
After moving to Pensacola late last year, Christopher struggled to find stable employment during the holiday season. When his living situation fell apart, he found himself homeless and couch surfing. Then everything changed in an instant. A motorcycle accident left him with a serious leg injury requiring multiple surgeries. Doctors told him he wouldn’t be…
Meet Lynn
After a painful divorce, Lynn moved to Pensacola to be near his father. Following his father’s example, he turned to alcohol to cope, and his struggles soon left him feeling hopeless—at one point even attempting to take his own life. After being arrested for a false report, he was offered a choice: enter Waterfront’s LifeBuilder…
Meet Ashley
Ashley was just 9 years old when she lost her mother. She and her brothers went into foster care and were separated. Despondent, traumatized, and alone, Ashley was desperate for an escape from her pain. With no other support available to her, she turned to drugs for relief. “I was consumed by feelings of rejection,”…
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