Boise Rescue Mission Reviews

Good heart for the community

-Supportive leadership. This is the only job I've ever had where I feel like my leadership across the board works harder than I do. My bosses have prayed for me, loved my children, cried with and for me, and offered me grace through hardships. -Clearly defined leadership. There is an obvious hierarchy with unique roles and responsibilities, but all work together in a way that is collaborative and respectful. Having these clear leadership roles significantly lowers burn-out rates for "people working with people" jobs for a reason, it helps. -Meaningful work. We get a lot of people in our shelter that are in one of the lowest points of their life. Having the opportunity to provide real help (clothing, food, shelter, a hot shower, etc.) and also love them and invite them into a relationship with Christ is such gratifying work. -Opportunities for advancement and growth. Leadership is vested in your personal growth and advancement in the corporation. With daily check-ins, devotions, monthly staff meetings, review meetings, and regular access to leadership through multiple streams, you are able to set up a path with steps and goals to advance your career here.