What made you want to volunteer with Martha’s Table?
I spent five years working at a non-profit agency that provided social services to the low-income community in California. Being new to DC and now a federal employee, I really missed the sense of community working at a non-profit agency provided and the ability to directly touch the lives of those in need. I first found out about Martha’s Table last summer, when I needed to find a place to donate some clothes. It was a wonderful surprise to see that not only did Martha’s Table operate a community boutique store, there were also food security programs, child development and education programs. Martha’s Table has the type of holistic approach to social services that is critical for meeting the needs of families. I respect and believe in that approach and wanted to help Martha’s Table make a difference in my community.
NewsJanuary 24, 2025 at 3:41 PM
Your gently used clothes can do more than take up space—they can provide warmth, confidence, and opportunity for your community! Through Martha’s Outfitters, every donation gets a second life, helping families access essential attire.
January 23, 2025 at 4:32 PM
At Martha’s Table, we were proud to carry on the legacy of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. by fostering a stronger, more connected community. Dr. King dedicated his life to service and justice, reminding us that “service isn’t just a moment—it’s a lifelong commitment to making things better.” To honor his legacy, we partnered with volunteers and community partners to bring his vision to life.
January 21, 2025 at 4:55 PM
We’re thrilled to launch our Barbers and Beauticians of the Future program, designed to help youth explore exciting careers in barbering and cosmetology. This isn’t just a training program—it’s a career-building experience that supports young people as they develop real-world skills, gain hands-on experience, and create pathways to sustainable careers.
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