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Beacon Light Mission

Beacon Light Mission is a charitable organization located in Wilmington, California, United States, dedicated to providing meals, shelter, and resources to individuals experiencing homelessness.

Services and Programs

Core Services

- Meal provision (27,732 meals per year)

- Shelter (11,880 bed assignments per year)

- Shower and hygiene services (14,436 showers per year)

- Clothing distribution

- Case management

- Social workers

Operational Details

- Shower days: Tuesday and Thursday

- Meal time: 7:30-8:00

- Preaching

- Waiting

- Singing

- Office work

- Cleaning

Contact Information

- Address: 525 Broad Avenue, Wilmington, CA 90744

- Phone: (310) 830-7063 | (310) 518-3667

- Website: https://beaconlightmission.org/

- Facebook: @BeaconLightMission

Organizational Structure

- Affiliation: Citygate Network

- Executive: Mr. Lemp (until October 2024)

- Type: Nonprofit charitable organization

- Classification: Christian interdenominational chapel

Volunteer and Community Engagement

Volunteers participate in various activities including:

- Cooking

- Preaching

- Waiting

- Singing

- Office work

- Cleaning

History

- Founded in 1914 by Curtis D. Wilbur

- Located in Wilmington, Los Angeles County, California

Identifiers

- EIN (Employer Identification Number):

   95-1661697

References

https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q131158873

https://github.com/aspratle/Knowldge-Graph-and-UX-UI-Design-for-Homelessness/blob/main/use_case