Supporter Corner by Jason Strecker This past Thanksgiving Day, Arundel House of Hope (AHOH) staff partnered with the Together support group and Solley United Methodist Church volunteers to open doors to guests in need of a meal. This was the third Thanksgiving held at an AHOH Day Center and also Read more…
Join us for an exciting art experience Arundel House of Hope is excited to host two community art workshops for our participants and community supporters, made possible by a generous grant from the Arts Council of Anne Arundel County. The project will culminate in a collaborative art installation in the Read more…
Supporter Corner by Jason Strecker With the recent Together with Hope picnic taking place, I am grateful for the various groups that helped with donations and volunteering at the event. These groups include Solley United Methodist Church in Glen Burnie, St. Philip Neri Church and St. John’s Church, both in Read more…
Painting! In September 17 engaged volunteers and staff members gathered with paintbrushes, cleaning supplies, and determination to spruce up our new office suite. The space, located in the same building as our Day Center, provides flexible facilities for our services including meeting and office space and will be used for Read more…
Supporter Corner by Jason Strecker After almost 20 years at the “514” address on Crain Highway, Arundel House of Hope (AHOH) has moved its Day Center in Glen Burnie. The exact address is 7164 East Furnace Branch Road and friends are already making their way there for the support and Read more…
Supporter Corner by Jason Strecker Dear friends, For my first official column for the new Arundel House of Hope newsletter, I would like to speak about a volunteer group very special to myself and to the guests, staff and volunteers of Arundel House of Hope (AHOH). As a previous volunteer Read more…
Supporter Corner by Jason Strecker Hello everyone, my name is Jason and I was a volunteer and also staff member of Arundel House of HOPE in the early 2000s. I describe my time with AHOH as “magical” and the men and women staff members, volunteers, clients and guests have helped Read more…
We Have a New Home! We’re thrilled to announce that on April 13, 2024, we moved to our new location! The Day Center, Community Recovery Center, client services, and staff offices are located at our new location. This will increase our efficiency and help us better serve our neighbors experiencing Read more…
Winter Relief The Winter Relief season has come to an end. We’d like to thank the many faith communities that have dedicated their time and resources to provide shelter, food, companionship, and guidance to the Winter Relief guests. Your countless hours of volunteer service are a true testament of love Read more…