Neighbors in Need Montgomery

Asian American LEAD— To support academic and enrichment activities for children of low‐income Asian American families working to stabilize their lives.

Asian Pacific American Legal Resource Center—To support direct legal services for low-income Asian Americans in Montgomery County with a particular focus on employment, housing, domestic violence, family law, and immigration.

Ayuda— To provide legal counseling and support services to low-income Latino and African immigrants living in Montgomery County.
 
Career Catchers—To support its one-on-one career counseling and job-skill training for very low-income, unemployed, and under-employed adults.

Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Washington—To support its Center in the Wheaton neighborhood which provides emergency food and housing stabilization services to the growing number of families in need.

CASA de Maryland—To support the Center for Employment Training in Gaithersburg, which provides permanent and temporary employment opportunities for low-income, unemployed, and underemployed residents. 

CentroNia—To support the bilingual, multicultural early childhood education programs and support services for low-income families at its Takoma Park center.

Child Center and Adult Services—To support bilingual mental health services for low-income, uninsured and under-insured residents.

Chinese Cultural and Community Service Center— To support culturally competent and accessible health and social services for Chinese American immigrants in Montgomery  County.

Class Acts Arts—To support educational arts programming that engages low-income, academically at-risk children and incarcerated youth in positive self-expression.

College Tracks—To support its college access program which provides low-income minority and immigrant students with assistance in exploring post-secondary education opportunities and navigating the college application process.

Community Bridges— To support empowerment and leadership programs for low-income girls and their families in Silver Spring/Takoma Park.

Community Ministries of Rockville—To support the organization’s broad social services, including emergency rent, prescription, and utility assistance, case management, and English language instruction.

Court Appointed Special Advocates Program of Montgomery County—To support the recruitment, training, and supervision of community volunteers serving as advocates for  abused and neglected children in the County foster care system.

Dwelling Place, Inc.—To support transitional housing and support services for formerly homeless families working toward self-sufficiency.
 
Eastern Montgomery Emergency Assistance Network—To support rent and utility assistance for Montgomery County families in crisis.

Empowered Women International—To support its entrepreneurship training program for immigrant, refugee, and low-income women in Montgomery County to launch their own businesses.
 
Family Services, Inc.—To support the organization’s broad social services including its bilingual summer program which provides academic support, career planning, and parenting classes for teen parents from Gaithersburg and Watkins Mill High Schools, as well as the Neighborhood Service Center, which provides emergency services to Gaithersburg  residents.

Gandhi Brigade— To support multimedia training which fosters leadership development and community engagement for diverse middle and high school youth .

George B. Thomas, Sr. Learning Academy, Inc.— To support the Saturday School, which provides academic tutoring and mentoring for students in grades 1-12 throughout the county to help address the achievement gap.

Girls on the Run of Montgomery County, MD— To support its afterschool running program which seeks to help pre-teen girls develop a positive body image, gain self confidence, and learn how to maintain a healthy lifestyle.

HealingWorks—To support therapeutic services for wounded military service members and veterans
living in Montgomery County, as well as their families and caregivers.

Home Care Partners—To support home-care aide services for  low-income seniors in Gaithersburg, enabling them to continue living independently.

Housing Opportunities Community Partners, Inc.—To support the placement of homeless and temporarily housed families in stable, affordable housing units by eliminating barriers such as security deposits, first-and last month rent payments, initial utility charges, and moving fees.

Housing Unlimited, Inc.—To support the Extra Measure Property Management Program which provides education and training around responsible tenancy for adults with psychiatric disabilities.

Identity, Inc.—To support its positive leadership development programs for Latino youth from the Up-County area, including those who are at-risk of gang involvement, teen pregnancy, and academic failure.  Additional funding supports its enriching summer camp for academically at-risk middle school youth, in partnership with Arts on the Block and the Montgomery County Department of Recreation.

IMPACT Silver Spring— To support its community building in multicultural communities, including helping low-income residents access emergency services and support one another, and provide positive team sport activities for youth that engage the whole family.

Interfaith Works—To support emergency and long-term support services for low-income families, including shelter for the homeless, rent and utility assistance for families struggling to remain in their homes, clothing centers, and case management for high-need families trying to break cycles of poverty.

Korean Community Service Center of Greater Washington— To support social services and referrals for low-income Korean American families in Montgomery County.
 
Latino Economic Development Corporation—To support the Small Business Development Program which provides aspiring entrepreneurs with coaching, workshops, technical assistance, and access to credit.

Liberty's Promise—To support its afterschool and professional internship programs which equip low-income, immigrant youth with job skills and civic education.

Literacy Council of Montgomery County—To support its English language classes for adults seeking to increase their reading, writing, and speaking skills.
 
Manna Food Center— To support core operations of collecting surplus food, storing it safely and distributing it throughout the County to families at risk of hunger. 
 
Maryland Multicultural Youth Center (affiliate of the Latin American Youth Center) —To support a summer work-skills development and internship program for low-income youth to increase academic achievement, develop career goals and adopt healthy lifestyle habits.

Maryland Vietnamese Mutual Association— To support the organization’s resource referrals and intergenerational support services for low-income Vietnamese American children, families, and seniors.

Mary’s Center for Maternal & Child Care, Inc.— To support emergency and referral services for low-income residents of the Long Branch community of Silver Spring. 
Mental Health Association of Montgomery County—To support the Families Foremost Center, which provides English language, skill-building trainings, mentoring, parenting classes, and case management support to low-income families with young children.

Mercy Health Clinic—To support primary and specialty medical care for   uninsured, low-income residents. 

Mid-County United Ministries—To support emergency rent and utility assistance for low-income residents in crisis.

Ministries United of Silver Spring Takoma Park— To support rent, utility, and prescription assistance for low-income residents in crisis.
 
Mobile Medical Care Inc.—To provide subsidized medications for low-income, uninsured and under-insured individuals with chronic care conditions.

Montgomery County Coalition for the Homeless—To support its emergency shelter for individuals and families in crisis, including its Safe Havens program for chronically homeless adults with mental illness. 

Montgomery Housing Partnership—To support academic enrichment for children of low-income families living in affordable housing. Additional funding supports its summer partnership with Gandhi Brigade, Passion for Learning, and Class Acts Arts to provide enriching learning experiences for middle school youth.
 
Nonprofit Montgomery—To support its work to build the collective strength, visibility and influence of Montgomery County nonprofits.
 
Nonprofit Village Center– To support Montgomery County’s first multi-tenant center providing nonprofits with rental stability, infrastructure support, and opportunities for collaboration.

Passion for Learning, Inc.— To support its Dig-Lit program, an afterschool literacy and technology program for academically at-risk middle school students.

Planned Parenthood of Metropolitan Washington—To support its Montgomery County Latino Teen Education Program which provides bilingual health education, prevention, and outreach services to at-risk Latino teens and their families.

Primary Care Coalition of Montgomery County—To support the Tree House Child Assessment Center which provides comprehensive services for victims of abuse and neglect in a holistic way, which includes medical examinations, mental health assessments, ongoing mental health therapy and victim advocacy services.

Rebuilding Together of Montgomery County—To provide critical home repairs and renovations in order to improve safety and accessibility for low-income homeowners, especially the elderly and those with physical disabilities.

Red Wiggler Community Farm—To support the Germantown farm’s vocational training for adults with developmental disabilities, which provides therapeutic benefits, job skills, income, confidence, and social connections.

Retired Scientists, Engineers & Technicians (ReSET)—To support enrichment activities and field trips which supplement encourage Montgomery County youth to increase their interest in science, math, and technology. 

Round House Theatre—To support its Intersections program, which engages elementary school students in the performing arts to enhance their literacy and critical thinking skills.

Shepherd's Table—To support the Eye Clinic, which provides vision screenings and prescription glasses for low-income, uninsured residents and the homeless.

Serving Together: Troops & Families Care Project —Led by the Mental Health Association, this public-private collaboration seeks to provide local military personnel, veterans and their families with a comprehensive, coordinated system of care, including mental health services, health care, educational resources, affordable housing, child care, and other supportive services.

St. Joseph's House—To support its before- and after-school care, weekend respite, and emergency 24-hour care for children with severe and multiple developmental disabilities.

St. Luke’s House, Inc.—To support its emergency shelter for County residents experiencing an acute psychiatric crisis.
 
Stepping Stones Shelter—To support shelter services for homeless families, including help to overcome housing and employment barriers as they work toward self-sufficiency.

Sunflower Bakery --- To provide on-the-job training in baking and food preparation for individuals with developmental and cognitive disabilities.