Fundraise

Each time you use your registered Plus Card when purchasing groceries, Kroger makes a donation to City Gospel Mission to help feed the hungry in our community. It’s that easy!

Learn how to register your card today!

Each time you use your registered Remke Rewards Card when purchasing groceries, Remke donates 2% of the price of your purchase to City Gospel Mission to help feed the hungry in our community. Learn how to register your card today. Questions? Contact Melissa Triantafillou at melissat@citygospelmission.org.

HomeSown.org a unique organization that helps you make a difference in the world through your home sale or purchase.

Here’s how it works:

REGISTER: If you’re buying or selling a home, visit HomeSown.org and register to be connected to a Trusted Local Agent. (Already have an agent you want to work with? They can register with HomeSown.org, too.)

BUY OR SELL: Your Trusted Local Agent will help you sell and/or buy your home like any other transaction.

CITY GOSPEL MISSION RECEIVES A DONATION: Upon closing, HomeSown.org makes a donation to City Gospel Mission!

HomeSown.org’s founder, Mark Peebles, says, “We want to give extravagantly, to impact every community in America and to the ends of the earth through the buying and selling of residential real estate. We believe in sowing into the gospel, and partnering with City Gospel Mission will have an impact on so many people who need the hope that is only found in the Jesus.”

The Japanese English as a Second Language Class of First Church of Christ in Burlington, Kentucky helps local Japanese women meet friends, improve their English skills and learn about American culture. The Japanese ESL Class wrote a cook book that included American and Japanese recipes. Members of the class generously gave a portion of the proceeds, $715, to City Gospel Mission to help the homeless.

Don Fine’s pastor gave $100 each to 30 volunteers in the church congregation. His instructions were to grow the money. “I wondered what in the world I was going to do,” Don recalls. “With a lot of prayer I decided that the Mission would be the beneficiary of my project. My goal was to take that $100 and turn it into $10,000 to feed 5,000 people. I had 15 “Captains” who committed to help raise at least $500 each. Several of them are members of my church, friends and co-workers. [This project] confirmed the power of prayer and that through God all things are possible. It was placed in His hands to do as He willed, and through Him we were able to raise nearly $10,000. It proved once again that you can’t out-give God!”

Carson asked friends and family to give him money in lieu of gifts for his 11th birthday. He then donated all of it to City Gospel Mission to help the homeless. When asked why he sacrificed his birthday for the homeless, hurting and poor he said, “I don’t know if it was a sacrifice. I thought that’s what we are supposed to do. I have lots of stuff already. There are people that have nothing. I just wanted to give something to them.”