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Your GiveBIG gift helps change 2X as many lives!

GiveBIG Matching Grant DOUBLES your gift to Seattle's Union Gospel Mission through May 7 — up to $50,000 — helping more people find hope, healing, and a path off the streets.

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GiveBIG today — 2X the meals, shelter, and recovery for lasting change!

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Survival

This is the stage you see most often — people living on the streets, often struggling with addiction. Our Outreach and Search + Rescue teams go out, day and night, to search out and find those who are homeless, hungry, and hurting.

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Survival

This is the stage you see most often — people living on the streets, often struggling with addiction. Our Outreach and Search + Rescue teams go out, day and night, to search out and find those who are homeless, hungry, and hurting.

learn more

Survival

This is the stage you see most often — people living on the streets, often struggling with addiction. Our Outreach and Search + Rescue teams go out, day and night, to search out and find those who are homeless, hungry, and hurting.

learn more

Survival

This is the stage you see most often — people living on the streets, often struggling with addiction. Our Outreach and Search + Rescue teams go out, day and night, to search out and find those who are homeless, hungry, and hurting.

learn more

Over 16,000 people are struggling with homelessness and addiction today in greater Seattle. Here’s how your generosity helped us last year.

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makes a difference.

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Richard's Story

Stories connect us, one to another. The Mission's story began not when we opened our doors, but when people started walking through them.

Our story is their story.

Don’t miss this opportunity to share the love of Jesus with our homeless neighbors! Thanks to a generous $50,000 Matching Grant, your gift by May 7 will go 2X as far.

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Your support helps change lives.

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