NonProfit / Charity
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Protect the investment you’ve made in your business by joining the Washington County Chamber of Commerce!
We have plenty of networking opportunities and events for our members, plus we advocate on behalf of the business community and Washington County to improve opportunities for all.
SOUL: Sustaining Our Unique Legacy.
We are a community for Black-owned businesses/nonprofits. We provide guidance and support to businesses by offering resources and showcase events such as our pop up markets, fundraisers, art shows and more!
Frederick, MD
21703
It’s all about the details, from the creative castle of Fantasy Land, the magical tea party of Wonder Land, and the adventurous Lost Boys Tree House in Never Land. Each detail handpicked by the Lillard family, reminiscent of family memories with Sophie and Madigan, in order to maximize the wonder each child will feel when they come to the playground. Our mission is too honor the lives of Sophie and Madigan Lillard by building a memorial playground and providing opportunities for children and their families to play, learn, and create lifelong memories together, and in ways that reflect the beautiful personalities and spirits of these two sisters. Phase one of the playground is currently open for families to visit.
SOAR is a 501 (c) 3 non-profit organization dedicated to serving Frederick County senior citizens to assist with their essential needs.
We envision a world where older adults feel loved, respected, and recognized for all they have done for their families and our community. Until then, our mission is to do all we can to help and support them to live their lives with dignity.
Emmitsburg, MD
21727
Our mission is to work with our neighbors to build a hopeful future, in the Spirit of Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton, through a focus on the self-sufficiency and well-being of the whole person.
Many of the families we serve are working people living at or below the poverty or ALICE Report income levels. Often times people who work hard to be self-sufficient find that even a minor emergency can result in unpaid bills or loss of housing.
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Partners in Care supports seniors aging in place through through Community for Life, a program that guarantees transportation, home maintenance, advocacy, social engagement, and unlimited service navigation.
Community For Life is designed to help you enjoy your independence, in your own home, for years to come!
* Home maintenance will help you cross items off the “honey-do” list or find the right
contractor to ensure you aren’t paying too much.
* Transportation provides door through door, round trip transportation to medical appointments, pharmacy, grocery stores, and to run errands.
*Get a FREE in-home assessment to determine the safety risks in your home.
Call 410-547-0103 or visit our website to learn more https://partnersincare.org/community-for-life/
Hagerstown, MD 21740
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The ReStore is more than a place to find amazing deals on new and gently-used furniture, appliances, home décor and building materials. It is a fundraising arm of Habitat for Humanity of Washington County, helping local families build strength and stability through affordable homeownership!
P.O. Box 340, Walkersville, MD 21793
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Online shopping 8am Thursdays through noon Sundays for pick up between 5:30 and 6:30pm on Wednesdays
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The Fort Ritchie Community Center’s mission is to improve lives in our rural communities in Washington & Frederick Counties in Maryland and Franklin & Adams Counties in Pennsylvania. We offer programs and services to serve individuals and families through fitness classes, youth programs, community events, and more!
Hours: Mon – Thurs: 5:30 am – 8:30 pm; Fri: 5:30 am – 6:00 pm; Sat: 9:00 am – 2:00 pm; Sun: 12:00 pm – 3:00 pm (Sunday hours are only available Labor Day through Memorial Day)
Hagerstown, MD
21740
Medical adult day services for seniors and adults ages 18+ with disabilities. Daily clinical care, supervision, activities, and curb-to-curb transportation in a safe, home-like environment. Open from 8:00 am to 4:30 pm, Mon-Fri.
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Yogamour is a registered 501(c)(3) located in the United States with a servicing presence in Asia. Yogamour’s mission is to offer yoga and mindfulness as an adjunct therapy in the healing process for survivors of trauma, marginalized communities, and under-served populations. You can find Yogamour participating in acts of ‘seva’ or ‘selfless service’ around the world — bringing much-needed services to under-resourced communities!
We would like to invite you to visit us! At the Center, you will find an amazing and spacious yoga studio hosted by certified and experienced teachers offering disciplines such as Yoga for Beginners and Advanced Practitioners, Feldenkrais Method®, Workshops, Teacher Training, and MORE!
People with young onset dementia may be in their 40s, 50s and early 60s.
These people have families, careers or may even be caregivers themselves when dementia derails their life. The age of people with young onset dementia often means their symptoms of dementia may lead to loss of employment. The implications of unemployment are multiple, and include financial, psychological and social consequences to themselves and their families.
The younger age of those affected by YOD naturally means that their families and support systems are also much younger- they may have school age children, young adult children, or may have a parent as caregiver. Likewise, spouses and partners may find themselves thrown into the role of caregiver much, much earlier than they ever expected.
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Our mission at Woman to Woman Mentoring, Inc is to cultivate mentoring relationships that provide women with guidance, support, and community connections.
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Our Mission:
United Way inspires collaborations to impact community improvement.
To do this, we function as a rallying point for attracting and fostering leadership to advance collective action. Specifically, we:
Convene cross-sector stakeholders to identify and collectively address priority community issues in Education, Financial Stability, & Health;
Acquire and leverage resources and assets toward achieving shared community goals;
Support a collaborative network assisting individuals in meeting their most basic needs;
Inspire all community citizens to LIVE UNITED in our mission by giving, advocating, and volunteering.
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WHAT WE’RE FIGHTING FOR
United Way of Frederick County fights for the health, education, and financial stability of every person in Frederick County!
Hagerstown, MD
21740
Mission Statement
To support people with disabilities in achieving independence, productivity and the quality of life they seek.
Vision Statement
To be recognized for excellence and leadership in providing innovative, person-centered supports, making us the agency of choice for people with disabilities and their families and the employer of choice for human service professionals.
Frederick, MD
21704-7228
Mission Statement
To support people with disabilities in achieving independence, productivity and the quality of life they seek.
Vision Statement
To be recognized for excellence and leadership in providing innovative, person-centered supports, making us the agency of choice for people with disabilities and their families and the employer of choice for human service professionals.
Cumberland, MD
21502
Mission Statement
To support people with disabilities in achieving independence, productivity and the quality of life they seek.
Vision Statement
To be recognized for excellence and leadership in providing innovative, person-centered supports, making us the agency of choice for people with disabilities and their families and the employer of choice for human service professionals.
Walkersville, MD
21793
Mission:
To secure low-cost veterinary services for stray, feral, and farm cats and their caretakers. To help people live with these cats in their communities and to teach people how to care for these cats for the span of their lives.
How We Help:
Tip Me Frederick secures low cost vet services for caretakers of feral and free roaming cats. After you fill out our Pledge Form we will make your vet appointment a week or two in advance. We will loan you a trap, if needed, and instruct you in how to have a successful trapping. We ask that you have a safe and secure location to house the cats overnight for 2 nights: one before and one after surgery. Find the forms you need here.
We will help individuals learn how to manage a colony of outdoor cats; including how provide food, water and shelter. We will give ongoing support for updating vaccines and other medical care your cats may require. We work with other area rescues to help you find adoption services for friendly lost or abandoned cats and kittens. We can also teach you to tame feral kittens if you’d like to find adoption services for them.
We can provide help and support in re-homing by working with farms and businesses; showing them the advantages of keeping outdoor colony cats. Remember, re-homing is always the last option for cats or colonies, and finding the right placement may take a long time. Re-homing is also an arduous task and requires weeks of confinement to prepare the cats for their new environment. It is always best if the cats can stay where they are, as that is their home. We will provide help and support in speaking with neighbors, management and others to encourage them to allow cats to stay where they are, with a dedicated caretaker.