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A network of NatCapLyme chapters in the District of Columbia, Virginia, Maryland and North Carolina offers meetings, events and education to help people affected by lyme and other tick-borne diseases.

Since 1974, Bread for the City’s medical clinic has helped to bridge the health care gap for uninsured and low-income adults and children in Washington, DC. Our clinics provide primary care, dental, vision, and behavioral health services.

McKenna’s Wagon, Martha’s Table’s mobile food service, rolls out 7 days a week, 365 days a year to feed hundreds of DC neighbors who may be experiencing housing instability or hunger at two downtown locations.

Martha’s Table at The Commons serves as the Family Success Center for Anacostia,
a welcoming place where families can access the resources they need to thrive.

A network of NatCapLyme chapters in the District of Columbia, Virginia, Maryland and North Carolina offers meetings, events and education to help people affected by lyme and other tick-borne diseases.

Each month, Bread for the City’s two food pantries provide nutritious groceries — including fresh fruits, vegetables, and meats — to nearly 11,000 clients. Two monthly Farmers Markets offer fresh produce to the community at large, and as a Grocery Plus distribution site, Bread for the City offers an additional 30 lb box of food to seniors.

Since 1974, Bread for the City’s medical clinic has helped to bridge the health care gap for uninsured and low-income adults and children in Washington, DC. Our clinics provide primary care, dental, vision, and behavioral health services.

A network of NatCapLyme chapters in the District of Columbia, Virginia, Maryland and North Carolina offers meetings, events and education to help people affected by lyme and other tick-borne diseases.

Washington, DCBread for the City distributes diapers each month. In addition, our baby pantry often stocks pull-ups, cereal, bottles, baby wipes, formula, hygiene packets, and other items that support new parents.