Our 2025 Impact
by the numbers
Since 1974, the Durham Rescue Mission has provided for hundreds of broken men, women and children of Durham, Chapel Hill and Raleigh, offering a solution to homelessness and addiction that goes beyond just meeting basic needs.
Updated January 2026
577,270
Meals Provided
4,110
Bags of Groceries
187,856
Nights of Shelter
56,325
Article of Clothing Provided
509
Salvations
24,704
Hours of Counseling
2,384
Backpacks for At-Risk Children
5,133
Christmas Toys for At-Risk Children
242
Veterans Helped
150,238
Total Volunteer Hours
$28,210,428
Total Value to the Triangle Community
$3.18 of value provided per $1.00 donated
we still need your help
this is a community effort
Even as much good as we’ve done – the 2020 pandemic made an even larger impact on our community than anyone could have expected. We need your help now more than ever.
Wake County has seen a 68% increase in homeless individuals since 2021, and a 99.5% increase since 2020.
The number of people without shelter has doubled in 2 years.
Source: Point-In-Time Count
We know things will be harder moving forward, but we will continue to serve the Raleigh-Durham-Chapel Hill area to the best of our abilities and provide for as many individuals as our mission can handle.
Ways you can help
Get Involved
Want to join us in our mission to help homeless individuals in our local community? Here are a few ways you can help