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The New LOL

More commonly abbreviated for  ‘laugh out loud’ I am thrilled to thank our friends at Anaheim Baptist Fellowship Church for […]

Jim Palmer September 16, 2013

Varsha's Story

Varsha is a part of our Village of Hope program at the Orange County Rescue Mission. She is a talented […]

Jim Palmer September 12, 2013

Never Forget

Caught up by the agenda of the day,  I was rushing off to the next meeting until I truly stopped […]

Jim Palmer September 11, 2013

Kids Matter

“There can be no keener revelation of a society’s soul than the way in which it treats its children.” As […]

Jim Palmer September 6, 2013

Family Camp

It has been a long time dream of mine to see families in the Orange County Rescue Mission’s program enjoy […]

Jim Palmer August 29, 2013

A Chance to Swim

As I arrived at the office each day last week, I crossed paths with an ecstatic flock of  freshly sun-screened […]

Jim Palmer August 27, 2013

Kids Excited About School

With the unavoidable conclusion of summer also brings a population of  melancholy kids. The market driven back-to-school shopping rush usually […]

Jim Palmer August 21, 2013

Summer Blow Out

Where do you begin when thanking the volunteers that have turned into family? The end of the summer blow out […]

Jim Palmer August 19, 2013

Athletes Against Homelessness

How do we open the eyes of children to new opportunities? They don’t know what they don’t know! Mind, body […]

Jim Palmer August 14, 2013

Night at the Symphony

Residents of O.C. Rescue Mission’s Village of Hope transitional housing program enjoy a night at the Pacific Symphony. By THERESA […]

Jim Palmer August 13, 2013

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President of the Orange County Rescue Mission (OCRM) since 1992, the county’s most comprehensive private homeless services provider, working to rescue men, women and children off the streets, out of addiction, out of poverty and into self sufficiency.