Holiday Appeal Time

inte8821 • December 11, 2013

This holiday season IHA gives thanks to all of you for your faith, support and commitment to our shared mission to help those in need to find safe, decent and affordable housing.

In 23 years, IHA has completed over 1,150 units of housing. What does that mean? Each night this winter over 2,000 people will sleep securely under a roof THEY CAN AFFORD.

Another 1,000 individuals are impacted through IHA’s Purchase Repair and Housing Matters Program which light the path to finding stable housing.

IHA stewards your donations and delivers RESULTS.

Rent alone doesn’t cover the cost of housing and supportive services to those in our apartment communities. IHA needs $1600 a year to house a senior and $2400 a year to house a family. Your support will be matched by other dollars. This year donations made to the annual fund will leverage two challenge grants provided by Ausherman Family Foundation and Dan Ryan Builders Charitable Foundation.

Please join our Staff, Board and Business Council in making a financial gift today. We need you. Our collective gifts ensure our seniors and families have a place to call home.

If you would like to make a gift, you may do so by mail to IHA, 731 North Market St., Frederick, MD 21701 or online at: http://www.interfaithhousing.org/get-involved/
If you would like to be included in future mailings or receive our e-newsletter, please let us know.

Thank you and Happy Holidays!

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