The Washington Post Helping Hand facilitates significant financial donations directly to human service nonprofit organizations in the D.C. metro area.
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As a past beneficiary of @PostHelpingHand, we applaud all who supported this campaign and @JohnKelly's commitment to featuring organizations serving people experiencing homelessness. Congrats to @miriamskitchen, @FriendshipPlace, + @BreadfortheCity. washingtonpost.com/dc-md-va/…
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We were proud to be once again selected as a @PostHelpingHand beneficiary this year! Many thanks to @JohnKelly at the @washingtonpost for writing such touching stories about our work and the people behind it. Click here to read some amazing MK stories: miriamskitchen.org/blog/the-…
ALT We're proud to once again be a beneficiary of the Washington Post Helping Hand campaign!
ALT MK Chef Cheryl Bell cooks in the MK kitchen.
ALT MK case manager Esther Ford poses with a client.
ALT Miriam's Kitchen staff members pose in the MK dining room.
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Eight weeks ago I started writing about 3 charities working to end homelessness in DC. Today is my last column until next year's @PostHelpingHand campaign. Click here to read about @BreadfortheCity, @FriendshipPlace and @miriamskitchen -- and to donate
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Sharlene has worked at Bread for the City for over three decades - the longest of any BFC staff! She lovingly manages our free clothing boutique, ensuring people of all ages look good and feel good. Read more @PostHelpingHand > washingtonpost.com/dc-md-va/…
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"Every team, every single solitary person who works at Miriam’s Kitchen is dedicated to ending chronic homelessness."
Thanks to @PostHelpingHand and @JohnKelly for sharing this update on Esther, our amazing senior housing case manager! #MiriamsKitchenDC washingtonpost.com/dc-md-va/…
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Thank you @washingtonpost @JohnKelly for selecting us as beneficiary of @PostHelpingHand! We're all moved by the inspirational stories. Grateful that our participants and staff could share their stories again this year 🙏🏿
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Thank you for all the 💙 @JohnKelly @washingtonpost
@PostHelpingHand!
Our participant, Christian, discusses how he's benefitted from our Before Thirty program and how his work with our very own, Scarlet Levy, has helped him make strides!
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The Washington Post Helping Hand retweeted
Taking a look back at 2022 💚 A HUGE thank you to everyone who supported the MK mission this year. We’re so grateful for our amazing Miriam’s Kitchen community, and our work wouldn't be possible without your support. We look forward to working with you all in 2023! #ThankYou
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Our PSH building was featured in the @washingtonpost!
Read about La Casa, our permanent supportive housing building, and why it was called "the most complete expression of what’s known as the 'housing first' model."
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Organizing with dignity and respect means building solutions led by the community. We created the Terrance Moore Organizing Institute to equip our community members with the tools to make the changes they seek. Learn more from @PostHelpingHand > washingtonpost.com/dc-md-va/…
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“In the public health world, you hear phrases like ‘Housing is health care,’” says MK's Adam Rocap. “A lot of public health research calls housing one of the key social determinants of health." washingtonpost.com/dc-md-va/…
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Have you heard about our Street Outreach team at Friendship Place? Read about our specialist, Liza Poris, and how she builds relationships with individuals while providing essentials. Read more at PostHelpingHand.com or visit FriendshipPlace.org to learn more! @JohnKelly
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It's the season of giving! Employees from @alliancerm and @kpthrive volunteered their time and talents with us to make blankets for our neighbors experiencing homelessness. Thank you for joining us in the work to #EndChronicHomelessness in DC! #MiriamsKitchenDC
ALT Employees from the Alliance of Regenerative Medicine pose with their blankets after a blanket-making project with MK.
ALT Employees from Kaiser Permanente pose with blankets made during a blanket-making project for Miriam's Kitchen.
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“A key ingredient to effective case management is building relationships. The art studio provides a great platform for that.”
Thank you @JohnKelly and the @washingtonpost for sharing the magic of Studio! #MiriamsKitchenDC #PostHelpingHand washingtonpost.com/dc-md-va/…
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Perspective | Two mornings a week, after the breakfast dishes are cleared away, @miriamskitchen puts out art supplies. It's another way to make connections with the unhoused people the charity serves. A @PostHelpingHand story washingtonpost.com/dc-md-va/…
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"We all want something similar: to be able to live to our fullest potential — and if we have a family or children, that they're able to have that too," says @BreadfortheCity's Erin Scheick.
Read the @PostHelpingHand feature on our immigration legal work! washingtonpost.com/dc-md-va/…
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Homelessness is a year round problem, and Friendship Place works 24 hours a day, 365 days a year to bring Hope to those in need.
You can help us by texting FPHOPE to 24365.
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What's the best way to stay informed about news and events at Miriam's Kitchen? Joining our email list! Subscribe today and learn how you can help us #EndChronicHomelessness in DC: bit.ly/3bNhs9X
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How can you help someone who is unsheltered and experiencing needs related to hypothermia, extreme heat, or may want to access shelter in DC? Call 202-399-7093 for help.
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Read this inspiring story about our participant in the @washingtonpost! Thank you so much for sharing your powerful story, Rachel.
And thank you for highlighting our mission to end homelessness #PostHelpingHands 💙
Read the full article here:
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