Although Anne Arundel County is one of the wealthiest counties in Maryland, an estimated 35 percent of the county residents – individuals and families – are below the federal poverty line or are employed but unable to meet basic needs, such as food, childcare, housing, healthcare, and transportation.
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AACPS Harvest for the Hungry
Join county students in supporting the Harvest for the Hungry food drive in October! Contact your school for drive detai...
Biggest Playdate Ever!
We'll be at the Annapolis Mom's Biggest Playdate Ever on Oct. 19. Come see our mobile food pantry at the Touch-a-Truck s...
Fall Fest
Join us Oct 19 11am to 2pm at Annapolis Town Center's Fall Fest, where we'll be collecting your donations of shelf-stabl...
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The beginning of the year in Maryland brings with it a new legislative session—the brief, frantic time when Annapolis...
In his speeches and actions, King linked the struggles for racial equality with broader societal issues, including hu...
