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Bridges to Independence program partners with Kitchen of Purpose
Kitchen of Purpose uses the Power of Food to Change Lives They empower people by providing culinary training, job placement, entrepreneurial opportunities, and nourishing meals to underserved communities. Their vision ...
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Bridges 2025 Volunteer of the year
Bridges to Independence extends its sincere congratulations to Caryn Saunders, our Volunteer of the Year for 2025. We express our gratitude to Caryn for her exceptional dedication to our Children’s ...
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Democracy Federal Credit Union’s Day of Service
Democracy Federal Credit Union assisted in organizing the Shelter pantry for Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Service.
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Bridges’ First Summer Camp
Children participating in Bridges' 1st. Summer camp for local youth
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Distributing School Supplies
Ms. CeSha Whitfield, the Bridges to Independence Youth Development Manager, distributing school supplies to families within the community.
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Bridges to Independence Received a Certificate of Excellence from Sigma Theta Alpha Military Sorority, Inc
This past weekend, members of our Development and Shelter teams had the honor of attending the Sigma Theta Alpha Military Sorority, Inc.’s 2025 Lioness Conference Awards Dinner. We were deeply ...
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Sigma Theta Alpha Military Sorority, Inc. Service Day
Bridges thanks Sigma Theta Alpha Military Sorority, Inc., for their service day at Sullivan House shelter. (August 2025)
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Jamestown School Contributes Household Supplies
Bridges thanks Jamestown School in Arlington, Virginia, for their contributions of household supplies. (May 2025)
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Bridges to Independence at the Bunny Hop
Director of Development Ray Bolton and Development Associate Maya Miller of Bridges to Independence at the Bunny Hop sponsored by Clarendon United Methodist Church, Arlington, Virginia (April, 2025)
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Langley School Donated Supplies to Bridges to Independence
Langley School, a Private Educational Institution in Mc Lean, Virginia, donated needed supplies for the needy families at the shelter.
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Arlington County Commissioner of Revenue Helps Organize Pantry
Arlington County Commissioner of Revenue, Pantry organization at the shelter
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Mastercard Consultant Advisors Client Services in Arlington Help Organize Shelter
Mastercard Consultant Advisors Client Services in Arlington, assisting with the organization of our Shelter shed
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If you or someone you know is experiencing homelessness, or at risk of becoming homeless, contact Arlington County’s Department of Human Services Community Assistance Bureau (CAB) at 703-228-1300 for help. In case of shelter need during non-business hours, please call 703-228-1010 for assistance.