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Bridges to Hope Grand Opening
April 23rd marked an exciting milestone for Arundel House of Hope as we celebrated the grand opening of our newest transitional housing program, Bridges to Hope. The ribbon-cutting celebration brought together community members, local government officials, state delegates, and representatives from Anne Arundel Community Development Services (ACDS) to celebrate with us. Guests heard from County…
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From Renting to Owning: Securing Stability for Our Residents
With the support of a generous anonymous donor, funds raised during our Hope for the Holidays Campaign, and a grant, we were able to purchase two houses that we previously rented for our Community Supportive Housing program. These purchases provide greater flexibility and stability and ensure that no resident loses their housing as funding for…
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Welcome Carolyn!
We would love to introduce Carolyn Washington, our new wonderful Resource and Day Center Program Director. She is originally from Buffalo, New York, and is a twin, sharing a special bond with her sister, Kathleen. She is a devoted mother of one daughter, Cierra, and a loving mother-in-law to Patrick. Carolyn is also a grandmother to three wonderful grandchildren, Frederick (6), Benjamin (3), and Moses (1). She honorably served as a…
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Our 20th Bid for Hope
On March 8, 2026, we held our 20th annual Bid for Hope Live and Silent Auction at the Glen Burnie Elks Lodge. It was a special milestone, and we were glad to celebrate it with so many familiar faces and supporters. The afternoon ran from 1:00 to 4:00 PM and included good food, live music,…
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2025 Longest Night Homeless Persons’ Memorial Service
Arundel House of Hope joined members of the community alongside local officials at The People’s Park on December 19th to commemorate The Longest Night Homeless Persons’ Memorial Service. In concert with cities across the nation, we came together just before the longest night of the year, winter solstice, to honor the lives of Anne Arundel…
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Meet John- Our Fabulous Volunteer and Board Member
by Eden Beyene At 5 am while the world slowly awakens, Arundel House of Hope (AHOH) volunteer John Kaufman is busy in the kitchen cooking ground beef and loading his crockpot. His chili is a staple in the AHOH day center, as well as the other crowd-pleasers in his rotation: tuna fish casserole, grilled cheese…
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