Old Town Mission has been part of the Cottonwood community since 1989, when a small group of friends used a pickup truck to serve soup and sandwiches to hungry neighbors. They fed people who were experiencing homelessness and anyone else who needed a good hearty meal. Backed by community support, the Mission purchased the building at 116 E. Pinal Street, just off Main Street in Old Town Cottonwood—where we are still serving neighbors in need.

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A hand-up is extended to anyone in need, including seniors on low fixed incomes, single-parent households, struggling families with children, veterans of all ages, people living with disabilities or chronic health conditions, and people experiencing homelessness. The Mission helps those who are most vulnerable: people living at or below the poverty level, on a low fixed income, experiencing a difficult season, or at risk of becoming homeless.

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All that we do is made possible thanks to a dedicated team of individuals:

a generous volunteer Board of Directors, a skilled Management Team, a committed group of Staff Members, and our talented and compassionate Volunteers. With community support, we help neighbors in need improve their well-being and renew hope for the future. ​​​​