FOR CHURCHES & ORGANIZATIONS

Become a Member

Get to know our homeless neighbors by becoming a member. Members must be:

Any congregation of the Christian faith that meets regularly for divine worship who makes at least one monetary contribution per year.

Any service organization such as, but not limited to, county or state educational groups, fraternal organizations or clubs, neighborhood associations in the southeast communities of Baltimore County and adjoining jurisdictions, including but not limited to, Dundalk, Essex, Middle River, Rosedale, Chase, Bowley’s Quarters, Colgate, etc. who has participated in a Streets of Hope activity in the previous 12 months, other than a meeting and makes at least one monetary contribution per year.

Each congregation/organization must have been established a minimum of two (2) years
Each congregation/organization shall designate one or more representatives.

To join, please email Director of Operations, Otis Trawally.

VOLUNTEER OR DONATE

Your congregations, employees, and students are talented people, and we know it. Groups of volunteers act as advocates for our guests, create support networks, lead our organization's events, and more. If your organization is interested in serving outside the kitchen, please submit a volunteer signup form online or contact volunteer@churchesforsoh.org (or call/text) 443-256-3637). Visit our donation page to give today, to find out how your church can arrange a Streets of Hope ministry fund or offering day.

Our Churches & Organizations

Streets of Hope began with a coalition of area churches who wanted to help our local homeless community. It now includes over 30 members who participate in our ministry, and we are always looking for more. Churches can participate and vote on essential vision decisions in our annual meeting. Find out how to get your church involved with Streets of Hope by emailing Director of Operations, Otis Trawally.

Member Churches

Congregations that provide monetary support in addition to in-kind help.

Partner Churches and Organizations

Congregations and groups that provide in-kind support (serving meals, volunteers, etc.)