JIRS: Bread for the City Northwest Center

Bread for the City Northwest Center

Bread for the City Northwest Center
1525 Seventh Street, NW

Washington, DC 20001

Phone #:(202) 265-2400 1525 Seventh Street, NW
Phone #:(202) 561-8587 1640 Good Hope Road, SE
Phone #:(202) 386-7606 Clothing & Food Donations/Volunteering
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Fax Number:(202) 745-1081 ;

Web Page: www.breadforthecity.org
E-mail: info@breadforthecity.org

Program/Service Notes:

Deputy Director: Jeannine Sanford   Dir. Social Sevices NW Center: Tracy Knight 
Dir Social Services SE Center: Lynda Brown
Volunteer Coordinator: Matt Siemer 

Serves low-income Washington residents.
Clothing and Food Donations: Women, men and children -seasonally appropriate
Bring donations Mon-Fri, 8-12 
Monetary Donations: 202-386-7613

Accepts non-perishable food donations, and seasonally appropriate clothing for women, men and children.  Men's and women's suits are always in demand for clients who have job interviews or need to attend funerals. Check organization web site for donation instructions.  Provides primary medical service, legal advice and representation, food, clothing, and comprehensive social services.  Our volunteers help bag and distribute groceries, conduct intake interviews with new clients, offer professional medical and legal assistance in our clinics, lend creative energy to our special events, assist with office work and do much more.

Donations accepted at the Southeast Center, 1640 Good Hope Rd. SE
and at Northwest Center, 1525 Seventh St. NW

Contributions Designate: United Way/CFC #8219

Program Details:

Hours: Mon-Fri, 9-4

Person In Charge: Deputy Director:Jeannine Sanford, Esq

Eligibility: Food Program: DC Resident (except Northeast DC); elderly, disabled, families with children; Income: 125% of poverty line Clothing Program: DC Resident; Low-Income Social Services: DC Resident; Low-Income Legal Clinic: DC Resident; Matters of housing, family and public benefits law; Income: 200% of poverty line Medical Clinic: DC Resident; Uninsured or member of DC HealthCare Alliance or Medicaid; Income: 200% of poverty line

Fees: Accepts items and monetary donations; Services are free

Service Area: DC residents

Intake Process: New clients must go through an intake procedure.

Operating Agency: Independent Organization (Not classified)

This information was last updated on 05/05/2008

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Hours:	Mon-Fri, 9-4
Person In Charge:	Deputy Director:Jeannine Sanford, Esq
Eligibility:	Food Program: DC Resident (except Northeast DC); elderly, disabled, families with children; Income: 125% of poverty line Clothing Program: DC Resident; Low-Income Social Services: DC Resident; Low-Income Legal Clinic: DC Resident; Matters of housing, family and public benefits law; Income: 200% of poverty line Medical Clinic: DC Resident; Uninsured or member of DC HealthCare Alliance or Medicaid; Income: 200% of poverty line
Fees:	Accepts items and monetary donations; Services are free
Service Area:	DC residents
Intake Process:	New clients must go through an intake procedure.
Operating Agency:	Independent Organization (Not classified)

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