THE DISTRICT

Bread for the City

202-265-2400 (Northwest center)

202-561-8587 (Southeast center)

www.breadforthecity.org

Provides food, clothing, legal advice and representation, medical care and social services for low-income D.C. residents each month. Seeks money and food for holiday meals. A $29 gift covers the cost of a holiday dinner for a family of four.

Calvary Women’s Shelter

202-289-2111

www.calvaryservices.org

Seeks new or gently used twin-size bed sheets and comforters, Metro Farecards, pajamas and nightgowns, bathrobes and slippers. For a complete list, go to the Web site.

Capital Area Food Bank

202-536-5344

www.capitalareafoodbank.org

Seeks money and food. Also needs volunteers for a variety of tasks.

Thrive D.C.

202-737-9311

thrivedc.org

volunteer@thrivedc.org

Needs lotions, deodorants and new socks, underwear, gloves and coats. Monetary donations can be mailed to 1525 Newton St. NW, Suite G1, Washington, D.C. 20010.

EFFORTS

202-232-7320

www.effortsdc.org

The group, Employment for Former Offenders Receiving Treatment Services, needs thermal underwear and coats for children 2 to 16, men’s sizes 32 to 48 and women’s sizes 7 to 22; socks, hats, caps, gloves and scarves for children 2 to 16 and for men and women; toys for children up to age 16; and personal hygiene products. Donations can be dropped off at 1416 North Capitol St. NW.

Food and Friends

202-269-2277

www.foodandfriends.org

Food and Friends provides home-delivered meals, groceries and nutrition counseling to people with HIV/AIDS, cancer and other illnesses. Volunteers are needed to deliver meals to residents.

Martha’s Table

202-328-6608

www.marthastable.org

Martha’s Table distributes meals to the District’s homeless and will be accepting donations of canned goods and other nonperishable items. Drop off donations at 2114 14th St. NW from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily.

STRIVE D.C.

202-484-1264

www.strivedc.org

The group provides readiness training, placement services and two years of follow-up support for residents seeking to prepare themselves for jobs. It needs business attire, including shoes, for men and women. Monetary donations can be made online or taken to STRIVE D.C., 715 I St. NE, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.