Old Town Mission is a
Christian “faith-in-action”
outreach serving anyone in need.
​
Old Town Mission has been part of the Cottonwood community since 1989.
It all started with a small group of friends who used a pickup truck to bring soup and sandwiches to hungry neighbors. They fed anyone in need—from people experiencing homelessness to families struggling to make ends meet.
With the support of the community, the Mission later moved into our building at 116 E. Pinal Street, just off Main Street in Old Town Cottonwood.
We’re still here today, serving our neighbors with care and compassion.
Who We Help
​
We offer support to anyone who needs a hand-up, including:
-
Seniors on fixed incomes
-
Single parents
-
Families with children
-
Veterans of all ages
-
People living with disabilities or chronic health conditions
-
Individuals experiencing homelessness
We help those who are most vulnerable—people living at or below the poverty level, going through a tough season, or at risk of losing their housing.
​
Non-Discrimination Statement
The Old Town Mission does not and shall not discriminate based on race, color, religion (creed), gender, gender expression, age, national origin (ancestry), disability, marital status, sexual orientation, or military status, in any of its activities or operations. The Old Town Mission values each and every person in our community. We recognize that each person has different circumstances. We seek to bring awareness and hold true that we are all created by God in His image. We respect diversity and exist to help anyone who is in need by offering various services, programs, and outreaches.
​
​​