08/06/2026
Georgetown Ministry Center is proud to honor Mimsy Lindner at this year’s Spirit of Georgetown. Her decades of service to GMC and the greater Georgetown community exemplify the values of love, stewardship, and community that define Georgetown Ministry Center.
When Mimsy Lindner moved to Washington, DC in 1984, she quickly found a home in Georgetown. Over the past four decades, she and her husband, Rusty, have raised their four children while living in several Georgetown neighborhoods, developing a deep appreciation for the unique character and close-knit community that define the village. Her extensive record of public service reflects a passionate commitment to strengthening the Georgetown community. Since 2023, Mimsy has served as an ANC Commissioner, and previously served as President of Friends of Volta Park from 2006 to 2016. She is a longtime member of Christ Church Georgetown and formerly served on the Board of Little Folks School. These are among numerous other civic and community initiatives that have helped make Georgetown a stronger, more connected neighborhood.
Mimsy’s relationship with Georgetown Ministry Center began in the early 1990s and has remained a constant for more than 35 years. As a founding volunteer of GMC’s original sandwich program, she helped lay the foundation for what has become today’s daily meal program, serving more than 80 guests each day. Mimsy has also volunteered through Christ Church Georgetown at GMC’s Winter Shelter and remains a steadfast behind-the-scenes supporter, regularly donating essential items through GMC’s Amazon Wish List to ensure our Drop-In Center has the supplies guests need every day. She is an advocate for GMC’s services, often stopping to speak with our unhoused neighbors and encouraging them to visit one of GMC’s Drop-In Centers.
Mimsy’s consistent support over the past 35 years has made a lasting impact on both Georgetown Ministry Center and the Georgetown community. We are honored to recognize her as Georgetown Ministry Center’s 2026 Spirit of Georgetown Honoree.