Author: Chris Sabbatini
Help Bread for the City win big!
It's Bread for the City's 45th Year of Service and we're celebrating by competing for big grants! Read on to see how YOU can help us win big.
Social Worker Stories: From Attorney and Activist to Social Work Intern
We're going back to back for Social Work Month with our second post for the week! Today, our newest social work intern, Mindy Brodsky, Esq., takes us on her journey from attorney and activist to the world of social work. She also gives us an inside look on a first interaction with a client.
Social Worker Stories: How The Great Recession Led Me to Bread for the City
As we can continue to elevate the voices of our social workers during Social Work Month, Thea Bryan shares her story of how The Great Recession impacted her career path and what working at Bread for the City is like.
Bread for the City Social Worker Shows Clients How to Make “Money Moves”
"Money Moves" is more than just a line from a Cardi B song. As Social Work Month continues, Melissa Palms shares her journey to financial social work and how it helps clients improve financial literacy.
It’s That Time Again… Social Work Month 2019!!
It's Social Work Month! All March long, we'll be highlighting and elevating the amazing work our social workers and staff do. Today, take a a quick glance at our services and stay tuned to the blog for more.
Building on Good Hope Capital Campaign Update
We've got great news about our SE expansion!
The Gift of Holiday Helpings
The 2018 Holiday Helpings campaign may have concluded, but we are still blown away by our community’s incredible fundraising energy and generosity that made this year our most successful Holiday Helpings campaign yet!
The Shutdown Is Over (For Now); Bread for the City Is Still Here
As federal workers head back to work, we can't forget those who have to make tough decisions every day.
Bread for the Shutdown
As the government shutdown continues, Bread for the City CEO George A. Jones has a message for the D.C. community: we're all in this together.
Opening Our Doors to Furloughed Federal Employees and Contractors
As the government shutdown continues, we want furloughed workers and contractors to know Bread for the City is here for you, too.