Hours of Operation

WE WILL BE CLOSED APRIL 7TH IN OBSERVATION OF GOOD FRIDAY
Normal hours of operation: Monday - Thursday 9:00a.m. to 1:00p.m., Friday 9:00a.m. to noon if you need assistance with food, clothing or household items. If you need clothes, you must make an appointment by calling our office: 325.486.1004, 9:00am to 1:00p.m. weekdays.

Donation Hours

Tuesday and Thursday 9:00am to Noon. Please do not leave donations at our facilities outside of these times.
We are accepting donations of clothing, shoes and household items. We accept furniture that is in good condition, no pet hair, and that can be dropped off at our facilities. If you have appliances to drop off, we ask that it be in working order. We ask that you not bring garage sale knick-knacks, electronics, TVs, or any item you would not want to receive yourself.
Unloading assistance is available. We cannot do pickups of donations.

Rust Street Ministries

Neighbors Helping Neighbors

Rust Street Ministries is a community outreach ministry located in San Angelo, Texas. We provide help with basic life needs at no charge to those living in the San Angelo area. Our programs are designed to serve the spiritual, intellectual, emotional and physical needs of our community by providing temporary assistance with food, clothing, household items and furniture, among other items our neighbors might need to make their lives a little more pleasant and a little less stressful.

We also connect those we serve with other agencies and organizations that can help with support, counseling and life equipping skills. Thank you for stopping by to find out a little more about us. If you find yourself in need of help, we would be honored to welcome you and help you with whatever is within our reach. If you are searching for a place to give back to the community, we would love to meet you and have you join us as we serve the Concho Valley and surrounding areas.

Donation Assistance is available for large donations

Message from the Director

We often hear the words “needy,” “poor” or “less fortunate” in reference to folks who are in need of material help. At Rust Street Ministries, we see the people we help as our neighbors, as our friends. Our focus is “Neighbors helping Neighbors.” When we give a bag of food, serve a meal, supply clothes or a bed, or help folks find necessary services, we are serving fellow members of our community – we are neighbors helping neighbors. Our first encounter with our neighbor normally is because they have physical needs. While we are honored to assist with that, our ultimate goal is much broader—we want everyone we serve to know Jesus, because he is the one who first loved and served us. When we see our neighbors, we see Jesus. He is the reason Rust Street Ministries exist. God bless you and thank you for visiting our site!

David Ingram - Director, Rust Street Ministries