Support Interfaith Housing Alliance During the 2025 Unity Campaign – Empower Lives Through the Credit Café Workshop

Lacy Ames • March 3, 2025

Imagine living paycheck to paycheck, struggling to afford housing, and being trapped in a cycle of financial instability. Now, imagine a place where families receive the guidance they need to break free—where they learn how to build credit, manage debt, and create a stable financial future. That’s exactly what the Credit Café Workshop, supported by Interfaith Housing Alliance, does for our community.

During the 2025 Unity Campaign for Frederick County, your donation will directly support this life-changing program. The Credit Café Workshop provides free financial coaching, credit-building tools, and one-on-one support to individuals and families striving for self-sufficiency. By donating, you’re not just giving money—you’re giving hope, opportunity, and a path to financial independence.

With your support, more people can:
✔ Learn how to improve their credit scores
✔ Access affordable housing and loan opportunities
✔ Break the cycle of poverty for themselves and their children

Every dollar makes a difference. Plus, during the Unity Campaign, your contribution can be matched, making your impact even greater!

Join us in building a stronger, more financially secure community. Donate today and help turn financial dreams into reality.

To donate, Text UnityFC25188 to 71777 or visit this link: Donate to IHA's Unity Campaign

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