Dear Friends and Neighbors,
I would like to express our sincerest gratitude to all in Annapolis, Anne Arundel County, and the surrounding communities who have dedicated their time and support during the temporary evacuation of The Light House. This was an extremely challenging week that resulted in an incredible showing of love and support for our neighbors in need. There are no words to express our deep appreciation for you all.
The Light House at 10 Hudson Street sustained significant damage on January 9 resulting from an electrical fire in a laundry room, and subsequent flooding due to water dispersal from the sprinkler system… CONTINUE READING HERE.
In The News: Light House celebrates having graduated 300 employment training students
/by actualizeMayor Gavin Buckley was the keynote speaker at The Light House Homeless Prevention Support Center’s graduation for their 19th Class of Building Employment Success Training (B.E.S.T.) students.
Light House Employment Training Program Awarded $5,000 State Farm Grant
/by actualizeThe Light House is pleased to announce a grant award of $5,000 from State Farm for their Building Employment Success Training (B.E.S.T.) Program, an entry-level workforce development program for people […]
In The News: Light House Voted Capital Gazette Best Local Nonprofit
/by actualizeTHANK YOU to our incredible community for voting for The Light House! We are truly honored and grateful to everyone who supports us and joins us in our mission to […]
Client Spotlight: Rick
/by actualizeFrom an early age, Rick lived in an abusive home. When he was a teenager his mother was killed and his life began down an even darker path.
Volunteer Spotlight: Students from The Temple Annapolis Donate Haircuts
/by actualizeStudents from The Temple Annapolis: A Paul Mitchell Partner School gave free haircuts to our residents here at The Light House! This fantastic group of stylists gave haircuts to 14 of our residents during their visit