Imagine a community where people with and without disabilities have regular opportunities to develop meaningful, mutual friendships. Imagine a community where disability inclusion means physical access and the invitation to actively participate and lead. Imagine a community where each person is accepted and celebrated – just as they are. Imagine Community Differently In L'Arche, people with and without intellectual disabilities (IDD) share life and friendships in a community strengthened by faith. We believe everyone should have space to build a vibrant, fulfilling life. L’Arche Frederick brings the power of community to life so people with IDD can thrive. We host inclusive social events open to people of all ages. Our community home welcomes adults with and without IDD to live together as peers and friends. Meaningful relationships, individualized supports, and a culture of belonging are at the core of what makes L'Arche one of the most unique organizations in the country. Looking forward, we envision a community of life-long homes for adults with IDD, ultimately responding to the persistent need for inclusive housing options and contributing to a meaningful, dignified life for all. Beyond just a place to call home, L’Arche cultivates a home life where nightly meals are shared, holiday traditions grow, and housemates with and without IDD build relationships across their differences. Our philosophy of community hinges on mutual relationships of care and support where people with IDD are not just cared “for”, but cared “about”- and this mindset permeates our long-standing community events and new residential program. You can make a difference in the lives of neighbors with IDD $70 covers material & food costs for one inclusive social event hosted by L'Arche. $100 fills the tank of the L'Arche van for one month, enabling reliable transportation for people who will live in the L'Arche home. $240 provides training costs for one house assistant, ensuring residents receive the highest quality care and personalized support. MISSION As members of the International Federation of L’Arche, our shared mission is to create homes where the gifts of people with intellectual disabilities are revealed through mutually transforming relationships; to embrace diverse cultures working together to build a more human society; and to respond to the changing needs of our members throughout a lifetime of adult care. You can help us create sustainable and meaningful places of belonging for people with intellectual disabilities. Support L'Arche and Imagine Community Differently!

Why am I joining the Unity Campaign as a fundraiser for COIPP? It's because I believe that every child deserves an equitable chance to grow and thrive. Unfortunately, children impacted by the incarceration of a parent are often overlooked and not targeted for interventions that help with their coping and resilience. COIPP has the answer for them! Although providing basic human needs and reducing suffering is not a unique philanthropic endeavor, COIPP is the only organization in the Frederick Region that specifically targets the needs of children and families impacted by incarceration of a loved one. A donation today will provide opportunities and direct support to children suffering from the trauma of having a loved one incarcerated.

Established in 1999, the Fund relies solely on donations from individuals and businesses in our community, along with our major events, the Pink Ribbon 5K and the Pink Ribbon Gala. We are celebrating our 25th Anniversary this year, and have raised over $3.5 million. All money received goes to direct patient care. There are no administrative fees and all money stays local. Our mission is to provide the very best technology and services for the early detection and treatment of breast cancer in the Frederick Community. Over the years we have provided our community with the newest technology in mammography and MRI detection for breast cancer, funded the Medical and Oncology suite at the James M. Stockman Cancer Center, and were instrumental in the development of the Center for Breast Care at Frederick Health. Recently we funded a Research Nurse Navigator to bring clinical trials to the Breast Center, and we are working toward the building of a Boutique for the Breast Center to supply patients with all necessary prosthetics and accessories post surgery or along with other treatments. We are excited for the possibilities of bringing even more new developments in the area of Precision Medicine and clinical trials. Donations to the Hurwitz Breast Cancer fund support the entire Frederick community and provide the best available early detection and treatment for all Frederick county residents regardless of their economic status.

Farm to School Frederick is on a mission to make locally grown, highly nutritious food available to all Frederick Maryland residents. We believe that equitable access to fresh fruits and vegetables should not be a luxury but is a necessity that can have a dramatic positive influence on individual and community health. Our mission is carried out by fostering a collaborative network of Frederick farmers, community organizations, businesses, community members, schools and institutions united in the shared objective of promoting local agriculture and enhancing the health and well-being of all our Frederick residents from the youngest and oldest among us.

Adult Literacy is a Survival Skill ... Knowing How to Read, Write, and Communicate Saves Lives ... Yet ... more than 25,000 Frederick County adults lack the literacy skills needed to function in society. This number includes people who are learning English and native English speakers who are all our neighbors. Literacy is listening, speaking, reading, writing, navigating and belonging. Without knowing how to read, how can someone understand directions on a medicine bottle or on a map? Without knowing how to write, how can someone fill out a job application? Without knowing English, how can a parent respond to a message from their child's school? Many of our students fall within the population of Marylanders mentioned in the ALICE Report. Despite working multiple, low-paying jobs, these adults and their families can’t make ends meet. The COVID-19 crisis has added to their plight. How do they keep their jobs, support their children's schooling, and access health resources? The Literacy Council of Frederick County (LCFC) is providing a lifeline for these people in many ways by teaching everyday life skills. Our Impact ... 60 Years of Lifting Lives through Literacy in Frederick County 357 adult learners who support 438 children 236 adult learners in the Tutoring Program supported by 140 volunteer tutors 191 adult learners attended the weekly Community Class Program 41 community classes taught by 14 volunteer instructors 5 Parent classes & 21 family literacy events with 6 FCPS elementary schools & the Judy Center in the Parent Literacy Program 37 employees in hospitality and manufacturing jobs attended 8 classes in the Workplace Literacy Program 74 new volunteer tutors & class instructors trained in 8 tutor training workshops 178 volunteers contributed 14,322 volunteer hours 10,000+ adult learners served since 1963!! Thank you for supporting Literacy Council of Frederick County through the Unity Campaign. You can contribute online, text to give, or send your donation by mail using this donation form. OUR MISSION The Literacy Council of Frederick County provides pathways to essential literacy skills. THEORY OF CHANGE Success for the individuals and families we seek to serve rests on a collective community approach that shapes a full path to a thriving life. VISION Literacy Lifts Lives. We invite you to view Our Literacy Journey with LCFC: Ana and Family!

I'm fundraising for the Literacy Council of Frederick County because they do amazing work, and I'm inviting friends like you to support my campaign. Thanks for taking a moment to check it out!

I'm excited to share that I am fundraising for Justice Jobs of Maryland and I'm inviting friends like you to support my campaign! Justice Jobs helps Frederick job seekers with barriers to employment get a job and keep that job. I volunteer my time with Justice Jobs and offer my Human Resources expertise to help our job seekers match with a suitable employer and be workforce-ready. This fundraiser is made possible by United Way of Frederick County's Unity Campaign. United Way supports local not-for-profits like Justice Jobs who contribute so much to our vibrant community. Giving through the Unity Campaign makes your donation go even further thanks to the generosity of the Campaign's Incentive Match Fund Sponsors! Please text UNITY2024 to 71777 for a link to donate from your phone, or, visit this link! And don't forget to select "Rachel Netski: Justice Jobs/Global Necessity" from the drop-down under "Attribute your support to:" Thanks for taking a moment to check it out!

SOAR’s mission is to provide financial assistance to older adults in Frederick County to meet their essential needs in a confidential, respectful, and dignified manner. Seniors are the fastest growing population and the most underserved. (There are more seniors in Frederick County than students in the public school system!) Sadly, when you get to a certain age and find yourself in financial need, there is no reset button. SOAR assists low-income seniors aged 65+ living in Frederick County, MD. We help them to pay for services such as transportation, food, medical equipment and other services. SOAR does not charge for any support we provide.

Blessings in a Backpack mobilizes communities, individuals, and resources to provide food on weekends for school-aged children across Frederick County who might otherwise go hungry. Our vision is that every school-aged child in America has the nourishment needed to learn and grow. As a leader in the movement to end childhood hunger, Blessings in a Backpack strives to ensure that children do not go hungry on weekends by empowering individuals and communities to take action. Blessings in a Backpack provides weekend food for approximately 4,200 children in Frederick County. Food insecurity knows no bounds and doesn’t discriminate, leaving over 15,000 FCPS children affected daily; 1 in 3 students does not know where their next meal is coming from. Blessings closes the weekend nutrition gap for children who are fed on weekdays by their school’s free and reduced-price meal programs.

Adult Literacy is a Survival Skill ... Knowing How to Read, Write, and Communicate Saves Lives ... Yet ... more than 25,000 Frederick County adults lack the literacy skills needed to function in society. This number includes people who are learning English and native English speakers who are all our neighbors. Literacy is listening, speaking, reading, writing, navigating and belonging. Without knowing how to read, how can someone understand directions on a medicine bottle or on a map? Without knowing how to write, how can someone fill out a job application? Without knowing English, how can a parent respond to a message from their child's school? Many of our students fall within the population of Marylanders mentioned in the ALICE Report. Despite working multiple, low-paying jobs, these adults and their families can’t make ends meet. The COVID-19 crisis has added to their plight. How do they keep their jobs, support their children's schooling, and access health resources? The Literacy Council of Frederick County (LCFC) is providing a lifeline for these people in many ways by teaching everyday life skills. Our Impact ... 60 Years of Lifting Lives through Literacy in Frederick County 357 adult learners who support 438 children 236 adult learners in the Tutoring Program supported by 140 volunteer tutors 191 adult learners attended the weekly Community Class Program 41 community classes taught by 14 volunteer instructors 5 Parent classes & 21 family literacy events with 6 FCPS elementary schools & the Judy Center in the Parent Literacy Program 37 employees in hospitality and manufacturing jobs attended 8 classes in the Workplace Literacy Program 74 new volunteer tutors & class instructors trained in 8 tutor training workshops 178 volunteers contributed 14,322 volunteer hours 10,000+ adult learners served since 1963!! Thank you for supporting Literacy Council of Frederick County through the Unity Campaign. You can contribute online, text to give, or send your donation by mail using this donation form. OUR MISSION The Literacy Council of Frederick County provides pathways to essential literacy skills. THEORY OF CHANGE Success for the individuals and families we seek to serve rests on a collective community approach that shapes a full path to a thriving life. VISION Literacy Lifts Lives. We invite you to view Our Literacy Journey with LCFC: Ana and Family!

Housing Frederick is a nonprofit resource for the housing continuum in Frederick County that will develop partnerships to solve community challenges better served through a united effort.The vision of Housing Frederick is to tackle affordable housing challenges and champion them in Frederick County. 1) We are building partnerships and setting collaborative efforts in motion, 2) supporting initiatives or legislation that will fund housing and, 3) providing education for the consumer and others who might join our cause. Learning how to manage money leads to both financial and housing stability - two things that we are passionate about at Housing Frederick. Our financial education courses are taught to children aging out of foster care, single Moms, homeless youth and anyone who wants to take charge of their financial future. We teach to give our clients the confidence in decision making about money issues.

City Youth Matrix provides opportunities for youth to flourish through enrichment programs. We help children and parents overcome the barriers that prevent them from experiencing any youth music, art, athletic, drama, or vocational program in Frederick. In general, the greatest barriers that exist are registration costs and transportation. We meet any costs necessary for recreational programs, as well as the more costly club and travel organizations. We have a fleet of volunteer drivers that are vetted and screened, insured, and fully trained. We have a family empowerment program that helps support the sustainability of our values. Even though our core mission is to provide opportunities for youth, the parent/guardian must be part of the City Youth Matrix experience. Our family empowerment program is closely related to the ALICE research and we are sensitive to the those families that are making strong efforts but coming up short with their survival budgets. At City Youth Matrix, we help break down barriers to give low income ALICE children and families opportunities. We remove the barriers of income, transportation and access that prevent children from participating in activities. We invest in training family liaisons, engaging parents and inspiring volunteers as part of our matrix of support.

As a co-founder and current Board Vice President of SOUL Street, I am raising funds to help us take our impact to the next level. SOUL Street became an official nonprofit in 2023, and we are excited to be able to provide important services for our community and Black business owners! SOUL Street was founded in 2020 as an effort to provide effective solutions to ending racial injustice in our own backyard. We empower the Black business community through events, outreach, advocacy, and education. We aim to create economic opportunity for every member of the Black business community in Frederick County while rebuilding Black generational wealth and closing the racial wealth gap.

Our mission is to foster the growth of strong, resilient, hopeful children who are impacted by the incarceration of a loved one in the Frederick County region. Although providing basic human needs and reducing suffering is not a unique philanthropic endeavor, COIPP is the only organization in the Frederick Region that specifically targets the needs of children and families impacted by incarceration of a loved one. A donation today will provide opportunities and direct support to children suffering from the trauma of having a loved one incarcerated.

City Youth Matrix provides opportunities for youth to flourish through enrichment programs. We help children and parents overcome the barriers that prevent them from experiencing any youth music, art, athletic, drama, or vocational program in Frederick. In general, the greatest barriers that exist are registration costs and transportation. We meet any costs necessary for recreational programs, as well as the more costly club and travel organizations. We have a fleet of volunteer drivers that are vetted and screened, insured, and fully trained. We have a family empowerment program that helps support the sustainability of our values. Even though our core mission is to provide opportunities for youth, the parent/guardian must be part of the City Youth Matrix experience. Our family empowerment program is closely related to the ALICE research and we are sensitive to the those families that are making strong efforts but coming up short with their survival budgets. At City Youth Matrix, we help break down barriers to give low income ALICE children and families opportunities. We remove the barriers of income, transportation and access that prevent children from participating in activities. We invest in training family liaisons, engaging parents and inspiring volunteers as part of our matrix of support.

Be A Hero; Help Us Help the Kids! When I was a teenager, I came home from school to find police in the house. They were there to arrest my dad who was missing. My mother was devastated; my sister was not talking; and I was confused, sad, worried, and overwhelmed. My Dad was in deep trouble and ultimately incarcerated for several years. His mistake became my daily reality. Monthly I would take a bus, two trains and a long walk to visit him. Guards closely monitored every visitor. There were gates, detectors, and pat downs, all of it humiliating and emotionally painful. At home there were financial worries, and social disgrace. I struggled with constant worrying, loneliness and sadness. No one was to know, so I hid that painful secret. My dad's mistake infected every part of my life. It was like my own separate sentence. I resolved back then that one day I would start an organization whose purpose was to help kids like me find a way to be resilient -- like I was. Twenty years ago I did just that. Now, almost 60 years after my experience, COIPP is helping many children and their families. Last year alone we assisted over 1,050 children and their family members. Every donation counts. From $15 for a children's book to $500 for a scholarship to Frederick Community College, your donation will be put to good use! "A single act of kindness throws out roots in all directions, and the roots spring up and make new trees." Mister Rogers Please, help us help the children. You will be growing new trees!

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United Way of Frederick County mobilizes the caring power of our whole community to improve lives. We envision a community where all individuals and families achieve their potential through healthy lives, education, and financial stability. More than 37,000 households in Frederick County, 36% of our community, are unable to afford basic necessities. These families, known as ALICE (Asset Limited, Income Constrained, Employed), work, but still struggle to make ends meet. For these local families, United Way's Pathway to Financial Stability programs address critical needs like housing, transportation, and access to technology. These programs include free income tax preparation, budget coaching, credit counseling, free or discounted rides to work, school, the grocery store, and other critical needs, as well as matched savings to purchase a home or vehicle. To learn more about United Way of Frederick County, visit the website HERE.

SOAR’s mission is to provide financial assistance to older adults in Frederick County to meet their essential needs in a confidential, respectful, and dignified manner. SOAR provides assistance to low-income seniors aged 65+ living in Frederick County, MD. The average income of a SOAR recipient is $1345.00/month. Our seniors in Frederick County live on a fixed and limited income and struggle to afford their most basic needs. SOAR steps in to offer support and financial assistance to help during times of need. We help with rent/mortgage assistance, food, transportation, medications, medical/dental needs, and household assistance. SOAR does NOT charge a fee for any of our services. Your donation to SOAR will help a senior in need to be able to live their final days with dignity. Our seniors have served their country; their community, and their families and NOW it is THEIR time to be helped.

Provide an entry point to hands-on, professional experiences for pre-teens, teens, and young adults entering threatre professions and boost our local economy. Participants in MET's Youth Ensembles and Apprenticeship Program seek practical experience/ training to develop their skills and knowledge in the areas of production, acting, technical work, directing, stage management, and more. Without early opportunities available to students of all backgrounds and experiences, students who come from ALICE (Asset Limited, Income-Constrained, Employed) households may not have professionally crucial work experiences that give them a foot in the door to a successful career in the arts & entertainment industry. This in turn, causes further inequity across the sector, which stifles creativity and halts our community’s overall economic sustainability and growth. Maryland's creative sector now accounts for more than $11.7 billion of the state's economy, and contributes almost 80,000 jobs. In order to sustain and grow our economy, we must cultivate and steward the next generation of arts professionals, and that starts right here at Maryland Ensemble Theatre. With your support, we can provide practical hands-on work experience and education that empowers students to become the young professionals they aspire to become. MET is a professional, collaborative theatre ensemble broadly connected to our community by inspiring passion for the arts with courageous, relevant, accessible programs that enable people to feel more, think deeper, and laugh longer. MET strives to create a positive environment where artists and audience share an exciting, emotional, thought provoking theatre experience. MET features an eclectic season of plays that challenge audiences. Through open communication and life long learning, the MET ensemble brings a commitment to excellence that helps shape our region by initiating creative dialogue between artists and audience; providing outreach to under served communities; and training, education, and professional development opportunities to students of theatre that will propagate MET artistic values into the American Theatre. MET is dedicated to creating anti-oppressive artistic spaces and producing work that is representative of, affirming, and accessible to our entire community.

Our vision is Equity for all Frederick County residents by providing the essential tools to equip all immigrants to become independent and successful contributors to our communities and society at large. AACF “ENHANCES” community services through improving access, referral and information: assistance with health insurance enrollment, interpreter / translation services, sponsoring an annual community health fair, care-coordination, and conducting community outreach and health education. AACF “EMPOWERS” local communities through education and training: Citizen Integrated Services, interpreter training, mentoring, volunteer, and technical assistance and advocacy for health equity, higher education and workforce development. AACF is also engaged in coalition building. AACF “ENRICHES” Frederick’s cultural richness through multi-ethnic events and diverse programs. AACF has partnerships with local and state organizations and maintains a diverse staff and leadership.

Our mission is to foster the growth of strong, resilient, hopeful children who are impacted by the incarceration of a loved one in the Frederick County region. Although providing basic human needs and reducing suffering is not a unique philanthropic endeavor, COIPP is the only organization in the Frederick Region that specifically targets the needs of children and families impacted by incarceration of a loved one. A donation today will provide opportunities and direct support to children suffering from the trauma of having a loved one incarcerated.

SOAR’s mission is to provide financial assistance to older adults in Frederick County to meet their essential needs in a confidential, respectful, and dignified manner. Seniors are the fastest growing population and the most underserved. They have served their country; their community and their families and NOW it is THEIR time to be helped. SOAR assists low-income seniors aged 65+ living in Frederick County, MD. We help them to pay for services such as transportation, food, medical equipment and other services. SOAR does not charge for any support we provide.

Imagine a community where people with and without disabilities have regular opportunities to develop meaningful, mutual friendships. Imagine a community where disability inclusion means physical access and the invitation to actively participate and lead. Imagine a community where each person is accepted and celebrated – just as they are. Imagine Community Differently In L'Arche, people with and without intellectual disabilities (IDD) share life and friendships in a community strengthened by faith. We believe everyone should have space to build a vibrant, fulfilling life. L’Arche Frederick brings the power of community to life so people with IDD can thrive. We host inclusive social events open to people of all ages. Our community home welcomes adults with and without IDD to live together as peers and friends. Meaningful relationships, individualized supports, and a culture of belonging are at the core of what makes L'Arche one of the most unique organizations in the country. Looking forward, we envision a community of life-long homes for adults with IDD, ultimately responding to the persistent need for inclusive housing options and contributing to a meaningful, dignified life for all. Beyond just a place to call home, L’Arche cultivates a home life where nightly meals are shared, holiday traditions grow, and housemates with and without IDD build relationships across their differences. Our philosophy of community hinges on mutual relationships of care and support where people with IDD are not just cared “for”, but cared “about”- and this mindset permeates our long-standing community events and new residential program. You can make a difference in the lives of neighbors with IDD $70 covers material & food costs for one inclusive social event hosted by L'Arche. $100 fills the tank of the L'Arche van for one month, enabling reliable transportation for people who will live in the L'Arche home. $240 provides training costs for one house assistant, ensuring residents receive the highest quality care and personalized support. MISSION As members of the International Federation of L’Arche, our shared mission is to create homes where the gifts of people with intellectual disabilities are revealed through mutually transforming relationships; to embrace diverse cultures working together to build a more human society; and to respond to the changing needs of our members throughout a lifetime of adult care. You can help us create sustainable and meaningful places of belonging for people with intellectual disabilities. Support L'Arche and Imagine Community Differently!

Our vision is Equity for all Frederick County residents by providing the essential tools to equip all immigrants to become independent and successful contributors to our communities and society at large. AACF “ENHANCES” community services through improving access, referral and information: assistance with health insurance enrollment, interpreter / translation services, sponsoring an annual community health fair, care-coordination, and conducting community outreach and health education. AACF “EMPOWERS” local communities through education and training: Citizen Integrated Services, interpreter training, mentoring, volunteer, and technical assistance and advocacy for health equity, higher education and workforce development. AACF is also engaged in coalition building. AACF “ENRICHES” Frederick’s cultural richness through multi-ethnic events and diverse programs. AACF has partnerships with local and state organizations and maintains a diverse staff and leadership.

I'm fundraising for the Asian American Center because they do amazing work, and I'm inviting friends like you to support my campaign. Thanks for taking a moment to check it out!

Adult Literacy is a Survival Skill ... Knowing How to Read, Write, and Communicate Saves Lives ... Yet ... more than 25,000 Frederick County adults lack the literacy skills needed to function in society. This number includes people who are learning English and native English speakers who are all our neighbors. Literacy is listening, speaking, reading, writing, navigating and belonging. Without knowing how to read, how can someone understand directions on a medicine bottle or on a map? Without knowing how to write, how can someone fill out a job application? Without knowing English, how can a parent respond to a message from their child's school? Many of our students fall within the population of Marylanders mentioned in the ALICE Report. Despite working multiple, low-paying jobs, these adults and their families can’t make ends meet. The COVID-19 crisis has added to their plight. How do they keep their jobs, support their children's schooling, and access health resources? The Literacy Council of Frederick County (LCFC) is providing a lifeline for these people in many ways by teaching everyday life skills. Our Impact ... 60 Years of Lifting Lives through Literacy in Frederick County 357 adult learners who support 438 children 236 adult learners in the Tutoring Program supported by 140 volunteer tutors 191 adult learners attended the weekly Community Class Program 41 community classes taught by 14 volunteer instructors 5 Parent classes & 21 family literacy events with 6 FCPS elementary schools & the Judy Center in the Parent Literacy Program 37 employees in hospitality and manufacturing jobs attended 8 classes in the Workplace Literacy Program 74 new volunteer tutors & class instructors trained in 8 tutor training workshops 178 volunteers contributed 14,322 volunteer hours 10,000+ adult learners served since 1963!! Thank you for supporting Literacy Council of Frederick County through the Unity Campaign. You can contribute online, text to give, or send your donation by mail using this donation form. OUR MISSION The Literacy Council of Frederick County provides pathways to essential literacy skills. THEORY OF CHANGE Success for the individuals and families we seek to serve rests on a collective community approach that shapes a full path to a thriving life. VISION Literacy Lifts Lives. We invite you to view Our Literacy Journey with LCFC: Ana and Family!

I'm fundraising for L'Arche Frederick because they do amazing work, and I'm inviting friends like you to support my campaign. Thanks for taking a moment to check it out! Why I Support L'Arche Frederick A L'Arche home/community is unique in that folks with and without disabilities living together primarily focus on creating supportive and caring relationships that underscore's strengths and talents of all participants. I have been fortunate enough to have been invited to L'Arche homes/communities in both the US and UK and I always left feeling a personal connection to every one I met. Please help me to help L'Arche Frederick continue to grow its community and open the doors of its home by contributing to L'Arche through the Unity Campaign. Meet L'Arche Frederick L'Arche Frederick is part of an international federation of 156 communities in 38 countries, serving over 10,000 members. We host inclusive social events open to people of all ages. Our community home welcomes adults with and without IDD to live together as peers and friends. Meaningful relationships, individualized supports, and a culture of belonging are at the core of what makes L'Arche one of the most unique organizations in the country. Together, we're challenging the narrative on disability and create a community where everyone belongs.

At The Love for Lochlin Foundation Inc our Mission is to prevent, educate, and drive awareness to the deadly impacts of the Flu and Sepsis in Frederick County Maryland. It is our promise that we will work tirelessly so that no more lives are lost to Flu or SEPSIS due to the lack of access to resources needed in our community. So many of our patrons in Frederick County face barrier's of access to resource's. Love for Lochlin Foundation Inc. meet's the people of the community where they are, no questions asked, and at no cost so that we can effectively eliminate as many barriers as possible that would prevent the people of our community from receiving the services needed to stay healthy! We are also the only Sepsis Advocate and mobile vaccination unit in the state of Maryland providing free influenza vaccine's and more to everyone in the community. No question's asked. We work collectively with our community partners every day to build a healthier tomorrow.

Our mission is to foster the growth of strong, resilient, hopeful children who are impacted by the incarceration of a loved one in the Frederick County region. Although providing basic human needs and reducing suffering is not a unique philanthropic endeavor, COIPP is the only organization in the Frederick Region that specifically targets the needs of children and families impacted by incarceration of a loved one. A donation today will provide opportunities and direct support to children suffering from the trauma of having a loved one incarcerated.