IHA Needs Your Support – The 2016 Holiday Appeal

inte8821 • December 22, 2016

Your gift matters.

Our ability to deliver our programs and explore new opportunities are very dependent upon the support of our community partners and the people that contribute to IHA. Your donations are the foundation and pillars that allow us to carry on our work.

2016 has been a great year at IHA and 2017 will see us grow unlike any other year in our history. We are building three new rental communities, providing 184 apartments for working families, individuals and seniors. Two of the communities, 520 North Market and Sinclair Way, are located in downtown Frederick City. Washington Square Townhomes is revitalizing an underused section of downtown, Chambersburg, PA.

The demand for supportive services will increase 370% as we serve our newest clients in these three new communities. The number of units that IHA will provide property management services will triple as a result.

Programs and services are an integral part of our work. For the first time IHA will offer financial education to children and their families through a partnership with Frederick County Public Schools. All of our programs continue to expand as we touch a greater number of lives. It is through your support that IHA is able to change the lives of the people that reside in the community where we work and live.

You may mail a year end donation to IHA at 5301 Buckeystown Pike, Suite 320, Frederick,MD 21704. Or visit our website to use a credit card: Click Here!

IHA offices are closed until 1/3/17. Wishing you and yours peace and prosperity in the new year!

Many thanks to Frederick artist Ellen Byrne for the use of her vision of 520 North Market

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