The “hands and hearts” of IVC’s volunteers are evident in a wide range of ministries throughout our nation’s Capital and the contiguous Maryland counties. Among those we support are: people who are developmentally challenged and mentally retarded; immigrants and refugees; children needing education and support services; the elderly; those needing food assistance; victims of domestic abuse; adults in need of day care and assisted living services; prisoners and ex-offenders reentering society; the dying; and the homeless.
IVC's Impact...
This amazing video piece illustrates the impact of IVC on our volunteers & affiliated service organizations in Washington D.C, Metropolitan Maryland, Baltimore and Northern Virginia.
Our Partners
To achieve effective support across such a wide range of services, DC/Metro Maryland works with nearly two dozen community service organizations, including:
- Bethlehem House in northeast Washington
- The Capitol Area Food Bank distributing food throughout the metropolitan area
- The Spanish Catholic Center serving Latinos in the greater metropolitan area
- Language ETC serving all of Washington DC
- Crossway Communityserving all of Washington DC
- DC Central Kitchen serving the daily food needs of the poor throughout DC
- DC Detention Facility in southeast Washington
- Joseph’s House serving the entire metropolitan area
- L’Arche of Greater Washington in northwest DC
- CCH:Friendship Place in upper northwest Washington DC
- Holy Trinity Social Services in Georgetown
- Montgomery County Correctional Facility, Clarksburg, MD
- San Miguel Middle School in northwest DC
- SOME in the Capitol Hill area of Washington DC
- Victory Housing serving Prince George and Montgomery counties
- The Washington Jesuit Academy in northeast Washington
- Welcome Home at Montgomery County Pre-Release Facility, Rockville, MD
