The Midnight Mission

What a fantastic afternoon at Music With A Mission featuring Yukon Judd & The City Slickers! 🎸

Their incredible music, energy, and heart brought joy to our guests, participants, and staff, creating moments of connection and community throughout the afternoon.

We're also proud to celebrate Judd Abrams as one of this year's Golden Heart Award honorees at our Golden Heart Awards on September 17.

Music has a unique way of bringing people together and reminding us of our shared humanity. Thank you for an unforgettable performance!

Sustainable solutions require reliable support.

Monthly giving allows The Midnight Mission to provide meals every day, creating stability for individuals working toward recovery and self-sufficiency. Recurring support helps ensure essential services remain consistent, predictable, and available to the community we serve. We invite those who want to make a lasting impact to become a Midnight Partner and help strengthen that foundation. ❤️

The Encore Auction ends in 5 days! ⛳

Bid on exciting items including UCLA Bruins tickets, Dodgers tickets, LAFC tickets, fine art, and more.
Every bid supports The Midnight Mission’s work to provide meals, shelter, recovery services, and hope for our neighbors in need.

Place your bid today:
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🎶 Join us Thursday, June 18, for Music With A Mission featuring Full Circle!

Making their first appearance at The Midnight Mission, this talented country-rock trio brings soaring harmonies, heartfelt performances, and fresh takes on classic favorites and original songs.

Music With A Mission creates meaningful connections through the healing power of music, bringing together guests, volunteers, partners, and community members for an uplifting afternoon of hope and harmony.

❤️ We hope to see you there!

We are so thankful to the Deloitte volunteers for making an impact that matters on

Homelessness in the News

Recent reporting examined claims that homeless voters influenced the outcome of the Los Angeles mayoral primary and found no evidence of widespread voter fraud.

The reporting also addressed voter registrations connected to The Midnight Mission and other service providers. Election officials emphasized that people experiencing homelessness have the legal right to vote and may use a shelter, service provider, or other location where they regularly receive services as a mailing address. Officials further noted that voter registration records do not indicate whether a person is residing at a facility or simply receiving services there.

Read more: https://www.latimes.com/california/story/2026-06-12/unfounded-claims-of-homeless-vote-fraud-we-go-to-skid-row-for-answers

Yesterday, Georgia Hawley, Chief Communications Officer of The Midnight Mission, joined fellow service providers, nonprofit leaders, advocates, and community partners at the Los Angeles Central Providers Collaborative (LACPC) meeting.

These conversations are a powerful reminder that while the challenges facing our communities are complex, there are dedicated organizations and individuals working every day to create meaningful change. By sharing knowledge, strengthening partnerships, and learning from one another, we can build more effective pathways to stability, recovery, housing, and self sufficiency.

Since 1914, The Midnight Mission has worked alongside community partners to address homelessness in Los Angeles. We know that lasting solutions are built through collaboration, compassion, and a shared commitment to helping our neighbors thrive.

Thank you to everyone who participated in yesterday's discussion and continues to show up for our community. Together, we can accomplish far more than any one organization can alone.

Thank You to Our Fore the Mission Sponsors & Donors! ⛳️

We are overwhelmed with gratitude for the incredible sponsors, auction donors, raffle donors, golfers, volunteers, and supporters who made this year's Fore the Mission Golf Tournament such a success.

Because of your generosity, The Midnight Mission can continue providing lifesaving services, including meals, shelter, recovery programs, workforce development, family housing, and pathways to permanent housing for our neighbors experiencing homelessness.

A special thank you to:
U.S. Bank, Tim Allen, AutoChlor Industrial Kitchen Company, The Litow Family, Yvonne Schulte, Audubon Field Solutions, Avanzar IT Systems, Vincent Paul Specialty Services, Meruelo Enterprises, Cordoba Corporation, Hudson Safe-T-Lite, William Noonan Foundation, Los Angeles Chargers, Unified Protective Services, The Engineering Partners, Inc., Van Len Consultants, W.A. Rasic Construction, Michels Corporation, Universal Studios Hollywood, WestLAND Group, UCLA, RE/MAX Commercial, and WME.

We are also grateful to our generous Auction & Raffle Donors:
Tim Allen, LA Kings, In-N-Out Burger, KTLA 5 News, Sahara Las Vegas, Jim Holder, Corey Jachnuk, Tom Phelan, Steve Watson, and Megan Sullivan.

Thank you for investing in hope, recovery, and new beginnings. Together, we are helping our neighbors move from homelessness and addiction toward stability, self-sufficiency, and a place to call home.