What’s New
An Update on Chronic Homelessness In DC
On May 9th, the Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments released the results of DC’s 2018 Point in Time count. The Point in Time (PIT) count is an annual homeless census that gives the District a one-night snapshot of DC’s homeless population. The data helps make us and our community partners
Read More2018 Mission Possible Celebration Recap
Last Monday, April 23rd, over 300 friends, partners, and supporters of MK gathered at the US Chamber of Commerce for the Mission Possible Celebration. We honored Sam Ross, member of the MK Speakers Bureau and former guest, for his dedication to helping others who are experiencing homelessness. We also honored
Read MoreThank You for the 450 SmarTrip Cards!
The response to our call for metro cards was INCREDIBLE. Donated cards came in from all across the country including New York, Michigan, North Carolina and Oregon! Some of our guests even heard the call for cards on the radio and local news. James, who is now in housing after experiencing
Read MoreAn Update from the MK Family
The work to end veteran and chronic homeless in DC comes with significant rewards. There is nothing better than celebrating our guests’ success with them–whether it’s moving into housing, gaining new income, or accomplishing a personal goal. Our work also brings its low points as we support our guests
Read More#HappyValentinesDay: Heart Smart Chocolate-Cherry Cookies
In honor of spreading the love this Valentine’s Day, we hope you and your loved ones will enjoy this sweet recipe straight from our kitchen. From meals to housing, thank you for supporting our work to end veteran and chronic homelessness in DC. Heart Smart Chocolate-Cherry Cookies Temperature: 325 oF
Read MoreReflecting on the link between racism and homelessness
While we reflect on the experiences of our guests and staff every day, Black History Month, in particular, calls us to elevate how race impacts our work at Miriam’s Kitchen. The following discussion between our CEO, Scott, and Racial Equity Co-chair, Brittney, will give you insight into our work around
Read MoreDonate your SmarTrip card!
One of the most significant barriers for our guests to transform their lives is access to public transportation. Our guests need transportation to attend legal, medical, or employment-related appointments. There are also times when going to a shelter, or getting to MK for a warm meal is easier said than
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