Manna House is very excited to have launched a Capital Campaign that we fondly call “the Kitchen Campaign.” But it’s way more than that.
This campaign will expand capacity and create efficiency in serving our clients by renovating our existing facilities. The project includes an addition to the existing structure for a kitchen, cold storage, pantry, dishwashers and dry food storage in the new basement. The existing first floor will be renovated to increase our dinning capacity from 20 to 60 individuals and will include additional private spaces for case management along with new shower and restroom facilities. The new addition will include a covered client waiting area and a secure volunteer/employee entrance. Important repairs will be made to the existing structure.
The plan will also increase efficiency by creating a kitchen entrance for food delivery, updating the existing structure repairs and the façade will be renovated to fit with the new building.
While the bulk of this project is being funded by grants and trusts, others who have the means to donate, can do so here.
To make a one-time tax-deductible contribution to the Capital Campaign Fund specifically, click here.
Thank you to these donors who are making this project possible:
- The John Vos Family Foundation
- The Kenneth S. Battye Foundation
- The Bunting Family Foundation
- The Lockhart Vaughan Foundation
- The Clayton Baker Trust
- Sandra & Malcom Berman Charitable Foundation
- The France-Merrick Foundation
- The Hirschhorn Foundation
- Patterson Memorial Association
- The Herbert Bearman Foundation
- Planning Solutions Group
- State of Maryland
- Grace United Methodist Church
- Robert W. Schaefer
- Dennis Cameron, Board President
- Board of Directors & Executive Director
We are excited for what the future holds with Manna house. In order to improve the essential services to our ever-increasing poor client population, we have a real need to fund continuing operations and make the request for that as opposed to capital.
To make a one-time contribution to the Capital Campaign Fund specifically, click here.
