We cannot address systemic issues surrounding poverty without also creating opportunities for economic empowerment. At Mission Waco, we leverage our public facilities and our retail spaces to develop the North Waco community’s financial well-being, therefore bettering residents’ quality of life.
Jubilee Theatre
In 1994, the Jubilee Center owner signed over its deed to Mission Waco at no cost, as the corner where it was located was controlled by drug dealers and worked by prostitutes. This condemned old shopping center just happened to be home to one of the oldest theatres in Waco: the Texas Theatre.The Clothesline and Voucher Center
Comfortable, clean clothing is among the four foundational physiological needs for human survival. By providing a resource through which local women can shop for affordable clothing, Mission Waco empowers them to find confidence in what they wear and feel good about their purchases. Urban REAP
Education is a pillar of Mission Waco’s Urban REAP (Renewable Energy & Agricultural Project). This is where you’ll find all of the educational content produced by our expert staff. We want our community to understand how to best care for the earth we’ve been given.Jubilee Park
Jubilee Park is a “pocket park” available at no cost to residents, nonprofits or churches in North Waco. Perfect for birthday parties, family events and other community gatherings, Mission Waco hopes to maintain Jubilee Park as a safe, comfortable space for friends and family to gather, celebrate and enjoy each others’ company.*Climbing Wall
Ready to reach new heights?The Colcord Center
Something Sweet in Our Neighborhood
