Good Karma Holiday Program
Key dates for 2024:
Non-perishable food/ grocery gift card drop-off:
November 1 – December 20
New toy donation drop-off:
November 1 – December 10
Give Joy This Holiday Season
The holidays are approaching! At A Wider Circle, we understand that this time of year can be challenging for families who struggle to find the money and resources to celebrate.
We are counting on the generosity of our supporters to make a significant impact this November and December. With your help, we aim to distribute thousands of children’s toys, keep a robust pantry of shelf-stable foods, and create multiple dignified shopping experiences for families in need.
We have several ways you can help your neighbors this holiday season. Read through the options below, and download this flyer to pass out to your coworkers, friends, neighbors, and loved ones.
Stock the Food Pantries!
What we are doing:
Instead of a one-time Thanksgiving Food Basket, we will stock our pantries in Silver Spring and Washington, DC, with shelf-stable food items and distribute $50 Safeway and Giant gift cards throughout the holiday season.
How you can help:
Drop off $50 grocery gift cards (preferences for Giant and Safeway) and unexpired dry or canned items to the Silver Spring address below anytime between November 1 and December 20; the earlier, the better.
Your generous donations will ensure we can give out an abundance of resources to the families we serve more than at a single holiday, but throughout winter.
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Karma Kenny, a role model for us all.
In 2020, we renamed our Holiday Program to the Good Karma Holiday Program in honor of our long-time supporter and dear friend Karma Kenny, who passed earlier that year.
Karma was a consummate gift giver whose spirit of generosity and infectious enthusiasm for sharing her time and treasure with us, and the Holiday Program, touched all who encountered her. She truly enjoyed the act of giving and
is a role model for us all. While she will be missed, her spirit lives on.