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Anna's House
Mission Statement
With the goal of reducing the number of people in Harford County that return to homelessness, Anna’s House serves families and chronically homeless adults through a continuum of services. The purpose of the program is to support some of the most vulnerable people in achieving permanent housing, increasing life skills geared toward self-sufficiency, and reducing barriers that may have contributed to periods of homelessness.
Donation Needs
Anna's House provides transitional and permanent housing for homeless women and their children in Harford County, giving these families a safe place to rebuild their lives. Because residents are working toward independence through counseling, career training, and employment assistance, most arrive with very few personal belongings and limited income to cover basic necessities.
Donated items — things like household goods, clothing, toiletries, and furnishings — help fill that gap so families can focus their limited resources on stabilizing their lives rather than scrambling to furnish a home from scratch. In short, donations directly support the day-to-day dignity and comfort of women and children who are rebuilding after homelessness. Here's our wish list on AMAZON.