Support Mission

06/03/2026

💯 !!

06/03/2026

If you start feeling "driven under" remember this,,

You are a child of God....
You are still here....
You still have purpose....
And every day you wake up, sunny side up, is a blessing....

Love each other.
Check in on your family and friends.

You never know who needed that call, that text, that prayer, or that reminder that they matter.

Drop a ❤️ if you’re thankful for another day,
or tag someone who needs to be reminded they’re not alone.

And always…

05/30/2026

Some folks fish.
Some folks ride Harleys.
Some folks spend their weekends chasing rest.

Around here, it looks a little different.

Covered cars, parts waiting their turn, a van being prepared for someone very special to us who needs mobility, and a garage that rarely gets to sleep. It may not look glamorous, but this is what “business as usual” looks like at Support Mission.

Every vehicle represents a person.

Every repair represents a family trying to keep moving.

Every long weekend in the driveway is another chance to serve.

This is the work.

This is the mission.

And we’re still moving forward.
MISSION FORWARD

(Also, for the last time, it's not a tarp..it's a SAIL! ) 🤔😉😎😆😆

05/28/2026

At a recent Compassion United workday, we had the privilege of meeting Jani and hearing a part of her story.

Support Mission was honored to gift Jani a set of tires so she and her son can travel more safely and with greater peace of mind.

Reliable transportation is more than convenience — it means being able to get to work, care for your family, and move through life with one less burden.

We are grateful for the opportunity to come alongside Jani and help make that possible.

Thank you to everyone who supports the mission and helps us serve families in practical ways. This is what it’s all about!

Mission Forward!

05/25/2026

Today, Support Mission pauses to remember and honor the brave men and women who gave their lives in service to our nation.

Memorial Day is more than a long weekend. It is a sacred reminder that freedom has never been free, and that the blessings we enjoy were secured through sacrifice.

As we serve our community, we do so with deep gratitude for those who stood in the gap, carried the weight, and never came home.

May we remember them well. May we honor their families. And may our own service reflect the kind of selflessness they lived and died for.

Remember and Honor.

Mission Forward.

05/21/2026

Drop us a line and let us know whats going on. [email protected]

Our Family Promise program vehicle recently broke down, and we're reaching out to our community for help. This vehicle helps families get where they need to go when transportation becomes a barrier — appointments, employment opportunities, childcare, and important daily needs.

We’re looking for recommendations for a trusted mechanic who does quality work at fair pricing and won’t take advantage of a nonprofit budget.

If you know someone you trust, please drop their name in the comments or send us a message. Thank you for always showing up for our families and helping us keep them moving forward. ❤️

05/20/2026

Today was a beautiful example of nonprofits helping nonprofits.

Support Mission would like to extend a heartfelt thank you to Compassion United for their generous donation of two 15-passenger vans. Their support means so much to our organization and to the people we serve.

What a powerful reminder that when organizations work together with a shared heart for service, one act of generosity can continue creating impact far beyond its original gift.

We are incredibly grateful for Compassion United partnership, generosity, and belief in the work Support Mission is doing.

Please take a moment to follow and support the amazing work they are doing in our community:
Compassion United
https://www.facebook.com/gotcompassion

Stay tuned. We have an exciting announcement coming soon about how these two vans will help continue restoring hope, mobility, and support for those who have served.

05/19/2026

Late night work, not so bad..get to stare at this awhile before I go in...calming, really...