Coachella Valley Rescue Mission
CVRM is a haven for the homeless and needy seeking rest, refuge and restoration. We provide food, shelter, and program services.
- Organization
- Coachella Valley Rescue Mission
- Legal name
- COACHELLA VALLEY RESCUE MISSION
- Organization type
- 501(c)(3) nonprofit
- EIN
- 95-2684844
- IRS 501(c)(3) ruling
- 1972
- Headquarters
- Indio, California
- Primary cause
- Humanitarian Aid
- IRS classification
- NTEE P28Z — Community
- Cause confirmed by
- CV Giving Day review against the organization's own description
- CV Giving Day status
- 2026 participant
- Official website
- https://cvrm.org
- Giving page
- https://www.mightycause.com/organization/givingday-1760986320
501(c)(3) status confirmed against IRS records. Most recent Form 990 on file: 2023. Source: IRS Form 990 via ProPublica Nonprofit Explorer.
"To serve those in need by sharing the saving grace of Jesus Christ through the provision of food, shelter, clothing and spiritual recovery." Coachella Valley Rescue Mission opened in 1971, originally starting as a soup kitchen for men only, and in 1983 added programs for women and children. CVRM currently houses 150 men, women, and children in resident programs and provides emergency overnight services to 75 to 100 additional individuals nightly. CVRM's current family shelter accommodates 14 women and 28 children fleeing domestic violence and trafficking. To accommodate the the growing number of women and children seeking services at CVRM, we are expanding the Women's and Children's Shelter, due to be completed by April 2025. This expansion will add 10 rooms for an additional 60 beds for women and children. The new Women's and Children's shelter will provide a safe and secure environment for the families experiencing domestic violence, to escape abusive situations and receive support services. The women and children receive medical and behavioral health treatment first, including counseling. Testimonials Valerie had lost track of how many times she'd been abused by the father of her children. Five years into the relationship, her pain and despair had seeped into every part of her life. She lost custody of her children, and she began using to cope with the pain.As part of our New Life Program, Valerie addressed the pain and grief she experienced for so many years through our life-skills classes, counseling and spiritual guidance. "My prayer life and relationship with God are transformed.
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Last reviewed: August 19, 2026 · Record status: Verified — identity and participation · JSON · Markdown