On February 27, 2020, almost 300 staff, clients and community partners took Annapolis by storm to talk with lawmakers about housing, health care and livable incomes. Together, we spoke directly to legislators about expungement expansion, minors' right to consent to shelter, overdose prevention sites and the HOME Act.
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The 2020 Chocolate Affair was a sweet success thanks to YOU!
800+ community members dressed up, dined on decadent treats and helped change lives at The Chocolate Affair.
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On Saturday, December 21, we gathered at Preston Gardens Park downtown to recognize Homeless Persons' Memorial Day. We read over 180 names and honored the lives of people with the experience of homelessness who passed away in 2019. Parents, siblings, friends, loved ones. 180 names is too many.
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Relive the goofy sweaters and the heart-felt stories from our annual Staff Holiday Party.
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The chill didn't hold back 400+ people from showing up to Lake Montebello to walk, run and cheer! Together, you raised $60,000 this year.
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At our October In-Service, staff came together for a mini-Community Convening on Homelessness at our Downtown clinic. You engaged in facilitated, scenario-based conversations, shared your perspectives on what you see as perpetuating homelessness and reminded each other that we are in this together.
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On Tuesday, October 22, Constellation volunteers and student nurses from Johns Hopkins joined us for the seventh annual Flu Vaccine Day of Service. By the end of the day, more than 300 clients got brand new winter coats and all recieved a flu shot during the event or in the days before!
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On Friday, October 18 2019, the room was buzzing with over 150 community, education, business, religious, health care, government, and philanthropic leaders gathered at the Reginald F. Lewis Museum for a day of critically uncomfortably conversations.
The topic? Homelessness.
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40 volunteers from Constellation Energy returned for the 6th year in the row to turn our garage into a free market for clients and community members.
They helped provide essentials like food, clothes and toiletires for over 250 people.
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