Opening Doors, Together
Interfaith Works, we believe in the power of each individual’s unique journey. For more than 50 years, we have helped our neighbors open doors on their pathways to stability.
We do not decide which door our clients walk through. Instead, we and our community partners work with them to find the right door and help them open it.
Which is why we need you.
Your support is essential to making a meaningful impact on the lives of the 35,000 neighbors we serve in Montgomery County each year.
Will you continue to work with us to open doors by providing essential programs that meet the needs of our neighbors and keep our community thriving?
Providing vital services and a pathway to greater stability.
Interfaith Works (IW) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that provides emergency shelter, supportive housing, essential needs, and employment programs to over 35,000 residents of Montgomery County, MD, every year.
While Montgomery County, a part of the Washington, DC, metropolitan area, is considered affluent, more than 72,000 residents live on incomes below the Federal poverty line.
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IW Essential Needs Center Information and Hours
Hours are subject to change due to holiday and inclement weather closures.
Please check the top of this webpage or our social media for updates.
Explore the Possibilities
To date, the IW Food Pantry has delivered over 2 million pounds of food to Montgomery County residents in need.
Each year, over 7,000 volunteers assist IW with carrying out its mission.
Last Fiscal Year, the IW Vocational Services Program placed 101 clients in jobs totaling $3 million in earnings.
CEO Courtney Hall Testifies Before County Council on FY25 Budget
CEO Courtney Hall testified before the Montgomery County Council on the FY25 budget.