Seguimos profundamente comprometidos con la protección de la salud, la seguridad y el bienestar de nuestra comunidad. Martha’s Table está designado por el gobierno de DC como un servicio esencial. Nuestros programas de apoyo a los residentes del distrito continuarán como se describe a continuación.
Distribución de comestibles sin costo:
The Commons Lobby Market – 2375 Elvans Rd. SE Washington, DC 20020
Lunes – Viernes 11:00 AM – 4:00 PM
The Commons Lobby Market YA NO ESTÁ ABIERTO LOS SÁBADOS
Distribución del banco de pañales de DC: lunes de 11 a. M. A 2 p. M.
El mercado del vestíbulo de Maycroft – 1474 Columbia Rd Northwest, Washington DC 20009
Lunes a viernes 11:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Distribución comunitaria de comestibles emergentes
Martes 1 PM – Washington Highlands (4335 4th St SE)
Martes 1:30 PM – Ferebee Hope Elementary (7th & Yuma St SE)
Jueves 1 PM – UPO-Petey Greene (2907 MLK Jr Ave SE)
Proporcionaremos actualizaciones a medida que surjan nuevos desarrollos que puedan afectar los programas de Martha’s Table.
¿Preguntas? Comuníquese con nuestro equipo al (202) -328-6608
No podemos agradecerles lo suficiente por estar con Martha’s Table durante la crisis del COVID-19. Hemos más que cuadriplicado nuestra distribución de comestibles saludables con su asociación y continuamos sirviendo a nuestros vecinos todas las noches en McKenna’s Wagon.
Temporalmente y a partir del domingo 12 de abril, consolidaremos nuestras operaciones de back-end en The Commons en el sureste, D.C. Este cambio se está implementando porque el espacio en The Commons permite medidas de distanciamiento social más fuertes.
Durante este período de tiempo, la mayoría de los turnos de voluntarios se realizarán en The Commons en el sureste de DC (2375 Elvans Rd. SE Washington, DC 20020)
Todos nuestros turnos están disponibles en nuestro calendario de VolunteerHub.
Joyful Food Markets apoya a las escuelas primarias de los distritos 7 y 8.
Consulte con su escuela para obtener detalles adicionales o envíe un correo electrónico a market@marthastable.org.
Nuestros otros sitios de acceso a alimentos continuarán incluyendo mercados de lobby en The Commons y The Maycroft, mercados emergentes y McKenna’s Wagon. Visite la sección Apoyos comunitarios a continuación para obtener una lista actualizada.
*There is no limit to the number of times neighbors can shop at our public markets.
No ID required.
Families are eligible for diapers (per baby) once every four weeks.
Caseworkers/grandparents/friends/ etc. can pick up for families but they must bring copies or photos of documentation.
Operations at Martha’s Outfitters are temporarily suspended.
We have more than quadrupled the reach of our grocery programs, all at no cost to our neighbors. Each week, we support over 8,000 D.C. residents with fresh produce and healthy pantry staples, distributing more than 100,000 pounds of food at 20 sites across the city.
We continue to deliver essential nutrition to our neighbors who are experiencing hunger or housing instability through McKenna’s Wagon, our no-cost food truck that serves warm meals, sandwiches, and healthy snacks every single evening.
Standing alongside the 137 families enrolled in our education programs, we have doubled-down on our support by providing them with direct cash assistance, groceries store gift cards, and essential supplies like diapers, wipes, and formula during the temporary closure of our education centers.
Stories from our Team, Families, and Neighbors:
“The Work We Do is Genuine and Meaningful.”
Keeping Classrooms Connected in the Time of Coronavirus
Holding on to Routine in Times of Uncertainty
Rising to the Challenge: MT’s Family Engagement Team Ensures Families are Supported During COVID-19
Building Community Resilience: Meet Our New Family Success Center Manager, Angela Draughn
Martha’s Table in the Media: Sharing Our Story Across the Nation
Washingtonian: Heroes of the Crisis: A Helping Hand for Hungry Families
DCist/WAMU: How To Help D.C. Families Struggling During The Pandemic? Give Them Cash.
Washington Business Journal Viewpoint: In times of crisis, cash assistance is crucial
Washington Post: Coronavirus is forcing food banks to step up like never before
Associated Press: DC community volunteers provide food for locked-down needy
MSN News: Smallest caseload to biggest death toll: Coronavirus decimates D.C.’s poorest ward
CBS News: Pandemic: A snapshot of life in Washington, D.C.
ABC News: DC Residents Ban Together to Feed the Hungry
David Rubenstein of the Economic Club Sits Down with Kim R. Ford
If you are interested in making an in-kind donation CLICK HERE to check out our Martha’s Table Amazon Wish List featuring our most urgently needed items.
Restaurants interested in making or donating meals, please contact: jwilliams@marthastable.org
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