Friday, December 18, 2020

What's Happened This December at Sunday Breakfast

 

Help Provide Joy This Year


With the end of the year quickly approaching, we'd like to thank you for your continued support of the Mission. Because of your support this year, we have served more than 166,023 meals and cared for more than 2,385 individuals. None of this would be possible without the help and generosity of you and friends like you. 
Now as the weather gets colder and the health crisis continues, consider making one last gift before the end of the year. Together we can make a difference for those experiencing homelessness.  
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Shower Renovations are Underway


Below is a message of gratitude from Rev. Jeremy Montgomery. From all of us at Sunday Breakfast Rescue Mission, we are so thankful for your help in getting this important project underway. 
We're excited to share that because of the help from friends like you, we've started the renovation of our new showers on the third floor at the Mission. Thank you for the part you all played in helping us reach our goal in such a short amount of time.

With Your Support, We Passed our Goal! 


This year for Giving Tuesday, we set a goal for $15,000, and together we raised over $18,000! Your continued support has allowed us to serve those experiencing homelessness in Philadelphia and we are so humbled by the support patrons like you continue to show us. 
Along the way, we were able to provide gifts to our guests as we reached our goals. Because of the support of donors like you, we were able to provide our guests with winter packs, which include a winter scarf and beanie. 

Thank You, AFP!


AFP recently recognized us for our COVID-19 Response on National Philanthropy Day. Our staff has worked relentlessly to follow physical distance guidelines while ensuring our guests did not feel socially isolated. Our mission could not do it without our staff. We thank you!
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Sackler Family Members to Testify at House Hearing Examining Opioid Epidemic
 

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Opioid Industry Spent $65 Million Funding Advocacy Groups: Senate Report

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Teen Vaping Rate Stops Climbing, But Levels Stay High

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Covid is having a devastating impact on children — and the vaccine won't fix everything (NBC)

Oregon Just Decriminalized All Drugs Here's Why Voters Passed This Groundbreaking Reform (U.S. News & World Report)

Danny Trejo, 52 Years Sober, Urges Those Fighting Addiction to Seek Treatment During Pandemic (The Hollywood Reporter)

Decades after her mom's pot conviction, a daughter fights for marijuana reparations in N.J. (NBC News)

Overdoses Are Increasing In The U.S. Over Covid-19: Here’s What Addiction Experts Want You To Know (Forbes)

Opinion: Too many quarantinis — a risk, especially for seniors (CNN)

I've cut down my drinking dramatically. So why do people think I tried to stop and failed? (The Guardian)

Opinion: Misplaced blame for opioid epidemic harms pain patients (The Philadelphia Inquirer)

Americans Are Drinking More During The Pandemic. Here's How To Cut Back (NPR)

Recovery@BU Photo Project Aims to Promote Awareness (BU Today)

 

 
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