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$10 can provide 8 nutritious meals in our Day Center.

$25 can provide transportation assistance for one client for one month.

$37 can provide 30 nutritious meals in our Day Center.

$150 can provide one month of daily meals for one woman in our Day Center.

$38 can provide a welcome package with sheets, pillow, blanket, and towel set for one woman.

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N Street Village empowers homeless and low-income women in Washington, D.C. to claim their highest quality of life.

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V-Day DC: Virtual Fundraiser

In response to this public health crisis, the V-Day 2020 Planning Committee has made the difficult decision to postpone the 2020 MMRP performance until further notice. Despite this, it is important to the Alpha Gamma Chapter and V-Day 2020 Planning Committee to continue striving toward their fundraising goals in solidarity with N Street Village. With […]

[POSTPONED] Family & Friends

Due to the recent COVID 19 crisis, N Street Village will sadly be postponing Family & Friends Garden Day. At this time, we do not have date and will update the community as soon as we have more information. Please check the website regularly for updates. If you have any questions, please contact, Heidi Gauthier […]

[Postponed] Annual Empowerment Luncheon

The Annual Empowerment Luncheon has been postponed to Fall 2020. Be on the lookout for updates soon!

Host your own fundraiser

You can donate your birthday, host a dinner with friends, or much, much more! Contact Events Manager Makenzie Delmotte at mdelmotte@nstreetvillage.org to get started.

Tour the Village

Schedule a tour of The Village by contacting Megan Thomas at mmckinley@nstreetvillage.org.

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Happy #GoodNewsTuesday! Today we celebrate #FlowerPowerHour, which kicked-off 1 year ago this week. What started as a class of 12 now welcomes over Plants and Blooms ReImagined of each month, led by Plants and Blooms ReImagined- a horticultural therapist, social worker, and dear friend. These photos are from our very first class and we can't wait until we can be together again to celebrate the power of creativity and the magic of flowers. #ittakesavillage ... See MoreSee Less

Happy #GoodNewsTuesday! Today we celebrate #FlowerPowerHour, which kicked-off 1 year ago this week. What started as a class of 12 now welcomes over 20 women on the first Monday of each month, led by Plants and Blooms ReImagined- a horticultural therapist, social worker, and dear friend. These photos are from our very first class and we cant wait until we can be together again to celebrate the power of creativity and the magic of flowers. #ittakesavillage

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189,503

meals served each year

2,000

lives changed each year

5,475

showers provided each year

50-100

women access the Day Center each day

747

women provided supportive housing

90%

of residents in recovery maintained their sobriety

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In Washington, where women represent 26% of the homeless population, a ‘wraparound’ model of housing and support services for homeless women is proving effective, as provided by organizations like N Street Village.

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Strategic partnerships, asset stewardship, earned income opportunities, mergers and acquisitions, fundraising optimization—all big business buzzwords. We’re not talking corporate titans, but rather N Street Village, a provider of critical service to homeless women for 40 years

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I’ve seen organizations like this all over, but this is the best. I’m here to applaud you, that you are part of an organization that is one of the top best that I have seen.

Richard Gere

We all want to know this one thing, did you hear me? Do you see me? And what I love about N Street is that every staff member understands that principle…that women who come to the front door want to be seen, they want to be heard, they want to know their lives matter.

Oprah Winfrey

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