Correction; FOR THE MOST PART the mission in Eugene does not require submitting to  bible belt institutionalization - they do force an hour long chapel, have 7 pm curfews, and eerily controlling bible thumpers for staff. The funny thing is you can "volunteer" (in exchange for a free bed for the night- an illegal form of workers compensation) to help them stuff envelopes by the thousands which use pictures of homeless and their pleas to solicit funds. A handful of directors/ staff will then make a living off of this, cut homeless off from over half the facility, and entitle themselves and their regular "volunteers" to first pick of donated goods and food while the rest get treated somewhat like prisoners (by the regular "volunteers" who now have status) and eat rotten crap if they cannot get their own food. Just saying - missions are businesses anyway, so why not make it a legitimate and honest business by charging rent instead of USING homeless by advertising them as helpless.