3049 Sycamore Ave. Kingman, AZ 86409 - Call or Text 928-757-1535
Homeless Shelters and Homeless Services
Providing the basic necessities of life including shelter, food, clothing and most importantly the light of Christ.
Roaring Twenties Gala Fundraiser sponsors
A Special Thank you
On April 15, 2024 we received notice from one of our funding contract providers that reimbursements had been halted. Unfortunately we were already three months of invoices into the funding contract. How would we be able to keep our doors open? How could we continue to provide the needed services to our homeless, people in need and collaborate with other help organizations? Most of all, how could we fill this financial gap now?
Jesus is always walking before us. He is our guard on every side. Leah Armendariz, our Board Vice President was able to pull together this amazing fundraising event in about two days along with her team of Merry Members! Not only did she pull the event together, but she also found Event Sponsors to pay for everything so every ticket was a 100% donation to the purchaser. Our Event sponsors were Mohave Homes, Inc., Preston Investments, Taco Bell and Hualapai Mountain Resort Event Center.
Thank you so very much to all of our sponsors listed above who provided financial support and encouragement to all of us at Cornerstone Mission. We praise the Lord for you and for all of our wonderful Community members who purchased tickets!
Jesus took what was meant for harm and turned it into good.
More Happiness...
Thank you to our Silent Auction Donors who made the evening truly special: Pawn World, State Farm, Vegabonds, Imagine Photography, Savon, Audie's BNB, Great American Pizza, IL Cafe, Hope Haven, Red's Cellar, Amber's Mutt Hutt, Cindy's Cool Creations, Aquarius, Dirt Road Realty, Lamar, Matressland, Greatest Journey Ranchette & Wild child Homestead.
About Cornerstone Mission Project, Inc.
Our Mission
Our Experience
Our Experience
Our mission is to provide the basic necessities of life including emergency shelter, food, clothing and most importantly the light of Christ.
Cornerstone Mission Project, Inc. is a faith-based, non-profit homeless family resource center dedicated to helping people reclaim hope.
We provide shelter for homeless men at Cornerstone Mission and
Our mission is to provide the basic necessities of life including emergency shelter, food, clothing and most importantly the light of Christ.
Cornerstone Mission Project, Inc. is a faith-based, non-profit homeless family resource center dedicated to helping people reclaim hope.
We provide shelter for homeless men at Cornerstone Mission and homeless women and children at Diana’s Faith House.
It is through Jesus Christ, partnerships with the community and loving, concerned individuals like you, that we can make this happen!
Goal
We are ready, willing and able to lead homeless persons into self sufficiency with the hope of Christ.
Our shelter program is designed to take a homeless person who no longer wants to be homeless, to a person with a home, a job and a new beginning.
We do that with the love of Christ and caring case management.
Our Experience
Our Experience
Our Experience
Cornerstone Mission opened it's doors in April, 2003. A 30 bed shelter for homeless men and a place for hope.
We opened Diana's Faith House in March, 2012. A local philanthropist, Dr. John Lingenfelter, donated the house to us in order to open the homeless shelter for women and children in memory of his wife, Diana.
In November 2016 w
Cornerstone Mission opened it's doors in April, 2003. A 30 bed shelter for homeless men and a place for hope.
We opened Diana's Faith House in March, 2012. A local philanthropist, Dr. John Lingenfelter, donated the house to us in order to open the homeless shelter for women and children in memory of his wife, Diana.
In November 2016 we added our Community Care Center & Thrift Store which provides services to homeless persons as well as provides second hand goods to the public at a very low cost. All proceeds from the store go to fund Cornerstone's homeless programs.
In late December of 2023 we purchased a 5 room facility to provide shared housing to homeless persons who have either completed our program or are struggling to find adequate housing.
We have plans for more ways to provide needed assistance to the homeless and people in need and will complete those plans as we are lead forward by Jesus who is our Hope.
Board of Directors
Lisa Fitzgerald, Executive Director Cindy Levesque, President
Leah Armendariz, Vice President
Sandal Richard, Secretary/Treasurer
Krystal Burge, Director
Kelly Lewandowski, Director
Steven Lewandowski, Director
Walk in services
Shelter Intakes
Shelter Intakes
Shelter Intakes
For Men - Intakes daily at Cornerstone Mission, 3049 Sycamore Avenue, Kingman .as long as beds are available.
For Women and Children - please call or text 928-757-1535
Soup Kitchen
Shelter Intakes
Shelter Intakes
Soup Kitchen Meal served daily from 3 to 5pm, 365 days a year at Cornerstone Mission 3049 Sycamore Avenue, Kingman, AZ
Sack Lunches
Shelter Intakes
Sack Lunches
Sack Lunches available Mon - Sat 9am to 1pm or until gone.
Showers
Community Care Center
Sack Lunches
Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays from 9am to 3pm
provided at Cornerstone Mission 3049 Sycamore Avenue in Kingman.
Community Care Center
Community Care Center
Community Care Center
Located at 601 Hall Street in Kingman, AZ - open Tues, Wed and Fri from 9:30a to 4:30p for anyone needing clothing, shoes, jackets. Free to homeless or people in need.
Get Started
Community Care Center
Community Care Center
Whether you're interested in shelter, rapid rehousing or other services the first step is to complete our Service Screening Form. Use this link to complete the form https://forms.gle/J78kS5hZt59hDEE78
Help Wanted!
Open Volunteer Positions
Cooks and Servers: Cooks prepare the soup kitchen meal for the day between
9 a.m. - Noon. Servers serve the meal for the day from 2:45 - 5:00 p.m.
Must obtain a Food Handlers Card from the Mohave County Health Department. If you would like us to email you an application, call us or email cornerstonemissionaz@yahoo.com
Other Ways to Help
We are always in need of
- K.A.R.T. Bus Pass Books, these bus pass books are $45 each. You can purchase them at the City of Kingman
- Aprons and dish towels
- Paper towels
- Toilet paper
- Fresh produce
- Food, including canned goods, dry milk and baby food
These items can be dropped off at Cornerstone Mission 3049 Sycamore Avenue in Kingman.
Host a Speaker
We are always looking for an opportunity to help the residents of our community discover Cornerstone Mission and Diana's Faith House.
Host a Food, Clothing, or Hygiene Product Drive
We rely on donated food and clothing in order to meet the needs of our residents. We gratefully accept food donations. Dry and canned goods are best, but we are usually able to accept even prepared foods, as long as it is fresh with the packaging intact. Consider doing a food or clothing drive at your congregation, organization, workplace or school. Any time of year is a great time to help the homeless.
Needs List for Clients
Men's sneakers and work boots
Back Packs
Sleeping bags and tents
Blankets
Towels and wash cloths
Men's clothing, especially men's small jeans sizes 28-34
Women's and children's clothing
Shampoo, razors, men's deodorant, toothbrushes, feminine hygiene pads
Nail clippers and nail files
These items can be dropped off at our Community Care Center & Thrift Store 601 Hall Street in Kingman
AZ Charitable Tax Credit
When you make a contribution to Cornerstone Mission, you not only benefit from a dollar-for-dollar tax credit from the State, but you support the well-being of homeless men, women and children in the Kingman/Mohave County area. Even if you don't itemize deductions you may be eligible to claim this credit!
If you already give a tax credit to a school, you can additionally give a tax credit to a Qualifying Charitable Organization (QCO). You can do both! Households have the opportunity to reduce their direct tax liability by $938 for couples or $470 for an individual, when they give back to qualifying non-profits in the community.
Your donations for 2024 can be given anytime from now until 04-15-2025. Cornerstone Mission's QCO Code is 20339.
You can write several checks during the year until you reach your allowable limit. Just be sure to note "2024 Tax Credit" on your checks.
Help us provide shelter and support to those in need
THANK YOU to our Donors! This is a snapshot of what your giving helped us to do in 2023:
¨ Provided 58,092 meals from our Soup Kitchen including sack lunches
¨ 150 persons per day received some type of services: showers, hygiene, hot coffee, etc. or were served at the Community Care Center & Thrift Store with clothing, blankets, shoes, home goods, etc.
¨ Sheltered 183 persons at Diana’s Faith House. 72% left our program to a positive housing outcome.
¨ Sheltered 315 persons at Cornerstone Mission. 73% left our program for a positive housing outcome.
¨ 170 households including 60 children received housing supports: Rental Assistance, Eviction Prevention, Rapid Rehousing.
¨ Outreach services (unsheltered) were provided to 62 people
¨ 775 households provided with SNAP/Medicaid/Medicare application & eligibility assistance.
We are committed to meeting each individual’s needs the best we can. Thank you for your support!
Thank you!
Our Community Partners
