First Methodist Church of Fort Meade

A compassionate single mother of three has recently opened her heart and home to her young niece and nephew, ages 4 and 5, who were placed in her care by DCF. Both children are neurodivergent, and she is doing everything possible to provide them with a stable, nurturing environment during this challenging transition.

To help them feel more comfortable and secure, she thoughtfully purchased a TV to offer them a source of comfort and entertainment. Unfortunately, the children accidentally damaged it, and she is now hoping to replace the 40” smart TV—either through a donated TV that is no longer in use or with a new one.

Your kindness and generosity can make a meaningful difference in this family’s journey, helping to create a sense of stability and joy for these young children as they adjust to their new home.

Two children age 8 and 10 where sheltered from their parents in Feb. Relatives have made a commitment to take them in, however, they are in need of a bunk bed to fit everyone in the room. The caregiver have 3 boys of their own and want to ensure the youth on this case is included in the bedroom arrangements to avoid him sleeping in the living room. A bunk bed is needed to accommodate this family at the 8 year girl will be getting one of the beds in the home for her room. Please consider helping this family.

The mother needs a stackable washer and dryer for her home. The mother has no resources to reach out to or a way to wash her children’s clothes. The apartment also does not a provide a washer and dryer on site. The mother currently does not have a vehicle to and from the Laundry Matt as she no communication with the paternal grandmother other than exchanging the children. The mother is having to wash her children school clothes by hand in her sink and it would effectively make a great difference if she was able to have a washer and dryer for her to be able to wash her children’s clothes.