Ways to Help

Coronavirus

From in-kind donations to donating directly to Mary’s Center’s COVID-19 Response Fund, here is how you can help our community and honor our frontline providers during this dreadful COVID-19 health crisis.

1. Support our COVID-19 Response Fund

Donate today to enable us to continue serving our community during this pandemic. Help us stay on the frontlines of this fight as we provide care for the elderly, the sick, and the thousands of struggling families in need of immediate care. Click here to donate.

---

2. Shop Our Amazon Charity List

Help our hardworking yet under-resourced families make it through this crisis by buying urgently needed supplies from our Amazon Charity List. The list includes diapers, baby formula, and other family essentials.

---

3. Donate Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) is essential in order for our frontline medical staff to continue caring for our patients. We are asking individuals and local businesses for donations of the items listed below.

Items Needed:

• Surgical and N95 Masks
• Face Shields
• Medical Gowns
• Hand Sanitizers
• Non-Latex Gloves

Drop-off Information: Drop off items at Mary’s Center’s Adams Morgan location

Drop-off Time: Monday through Thursday 10:00 am to 2:00 pm

Contact Information: Laura Hernandez at 202-420-7014 or email at lhernandez@maryscenter.org.

---

Special Thank You to Our COVID Angels

During this time of great uncertainty, Mary’s Center has been comforted, encouraged, and humbled by the outpouring of generosity and support from our community.

Remarkable people, organizations, community groups, businesses, and corporations have all stepped up to support our front-line healthcare workers with donations of meals, snacks, personal protective equipment, and more.

To us, YOU are our angels and we thank you for helping us meet the challenges of this moment so we can continue to provide the highest level of care to our community during this unprecedented time. Our healthcare professionals are giving so much of themselves during the global coronavirus pandemic and having our network of community rally around them is nothing short of amazing.

Donors