LINKS TO CHARITIES WE SUPPORT

We invite you to Google these organizations to see our community’s local, national and international outreach to those in need, 2008-2017

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• American Red Cross (disaster relief in Joplin, Missouri)

• Association for Survivors of Torture & Trauma (services to asylees and refugees)

• Asylee Women Enterprises (assistance to clients & their families)

• Catholic Charities, USA (disaster relief, Oklahoma City)

• Catonsville Emergency Assistance (food, housing and social support services for persons in need in Southwest Baltimore County)

• Central Asia Institute (education of girls & women in Afghanistan & Pakistan)

• Chesapeake Bay Foundation (preservation of the Chesapeake Bay & its watershed)

• Chloe’s Cause (services to families with children who experience Down Syndrome)

• Christian Appalachian Project ( for over 50 years, the CAP has been improving the lives of Appalachian children, families and seniors struggling to escape poverty)

• Churches of the Nativity and Holy Comforter (contributions to local food pantry)

• DASH (Domestic Animals in a Safe Haven – no-kill animal rescue shelter)

• Doctors Without Borders (hunger relief in Somalia)

• First Fruits Farm (Christian farm that gives food to the Maryland Food Bank and other food-related charities in Maryland)

• FONKOZE, USA (disaster relief in Haiti)

• Fuel Fund of Maryland (emergency payment of fuel bills to low income families in need)

• GEDCO C.A.R.E.S. (food pantry serving needy individuals in Northeast Baltimore)

• Glenmary Sisters (small community of religious Sisters who minister in the southern United States and throughout Appalachia)

• Go Fund Me (gifts to a number of individuals in need of emergency services )

• Good Shepherd Ministries (pastoral care, social services and assistance to homeless individuals and families in Fort Meyers FL)

• Hope for All (Christian non-profit organization serving needy families and children in Northern Anne Arundel County, Baltimore City, and areas of Appalachia)

• Humane Society of Baltimore (protection of abused and abandoned animals)

•  Intersection of Change, Inc. (formerly known as Newborn Holistic Ministries, Inc., gift for children’s programming)

• Immigration Outreach Services Center (gift for mission trip to Nepal following an earthquake there)

• Intersection of Change, Inc. (formerly known as Newborn Holistic Ministries, Inc., gift for children’s programming)

• Jubilee Arts (affordable arts programming for children, adults, and families in Sandtown-Winchester, Baltimore City)

• KIVA Loans (microfinance loans for small business entrepreneurs worldwide)

• Kunzang Palyul Choling (KPC, Buddhist Temple & Monastery in Poolesville MD – support of interfaith peace activities)

• Lazarus United Church of Christ (we gave a gift to this historic church in Baltimore County that suffered a destructive fire)

• Martha’s Place (residential services to women in recovery from addiction)

• Maryland Food Bank (food donated to needy families and to food pantries throughout Maryland)

• Maryland SPCA (animal rescue shelter)

• Mary's Pence (non-profit organization that invests in projects that support women’s well-being in the Americas and the Caribbean through grants and lending pools)

• Mother Seton Academy (tuition-free middle school for low income students in Baltimore City)

• Newborn Holistic Ministries, Inc. (pastoral and social services to the community of Sandtown-Winchester in Baltimore City)

• Northeast Interfaith Labyrinth & Peace Garden (community garden promoting interfaith prayer and peace)

• Northwood-Appold United Methodist Church (we gave a gift to this historic church in Baltimore that suffered a  devastating fire)

• RAINN (Rape, Abuse and Incest National Network – telephone hotline services to women and girls in crisis)

• RCWP-USA (Roman Catholic Womenpriests – support for the preparation of low income women for ordination to the priesthood in the Roman Catholic Church)

• RCWP-USA, Eastern Region (financial support for Central American RCWP priest seeking asylum in the United States)

• Safe House of Hope (drop-in and emergency services, information & referral, advocacy for men, women and children trafficked in Baltimore)

• The Samaritan Women (national Christian organization providing restorative care to survivors of human trafficking)

• Shelter Box (emergency assistance to Japanese tsunami victims)

• Sister Simone Campbell & NETWORK (support of peace and justice activities on behalf of social and economic justice activities in the United States)

• Sisters’ Academy (scholarships for low-income girls, private school, Grades 5-8)

• Southwest Emergency Services (services to homeless families in Southwest Baltimore County)

• St. Brigid of Kildare Roman Catholic Community of Calgary, Alberta CA (assistance for families left homeless after the Calgary floods)

• St. Francis Borgia Deaf Center (mission ministry in Mexico pairing deaf youth in mentoring relationships with deaf adults)

• St. John’s United Church of Christ (support for capital campaign; thrift store; food pantry)

• St. Luke’s Episcopal Church (Eastport) Food Pantry (non-perishable food)

• St. Mary of the Assumption Church (support for youth ministry service project on a Native American reservation in South Dakota

• St. Oscar Romero Parish (assistance to migrant farm workers in Rochester NY)

• The Children’s Home of Catonsville (long and short term residential care for children & youth, including treatment, foster care and psychiatric evaluation, Catonsville MD

• Thumbuddy Special (adaptive educational and recreational equipment for children with special needs, Chicago IL)

• Turning Pages Reading Club (books for correctional inmates and their children to read during family visits)

• Tutwiler Clinic (free medical services to low income residents of the Mississippi Delta in Tutwiler MS)

• United Nations Girls’ Education Initiative (education of dalit (untouchable) girls in the Musahar community, Bihar, INDIA)

• U.S. Peace Corps (clean water project in Micronesia)

• Wellness House of Annapolis (holistic healing services to families dealing with cancer and/or death from cancer of a family member)

• Westside Homeless Shelter (services for homeless men in Southwest Baltimore County)

• Women for Women International (support for women who have been marginalized by conflict, war and displacement through education and skills training, U.K.)

• YANA (You Are Never Alone -- currently operating as Safe House of Hope, drop-in services for women and children prostituted in Baltimore City)