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      • What We Do
      • About Us
      • Staff & Board
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        • Martin's Barn/Resource Center

          The Food Pantry provides food and supplies to families and individuals each month. All food items are supplied either through government funding or through the generosity of local businesses, farms and donors. At the Food Pantry, we serve approximately 250 families a month. Besides providing food, food pantry employees and volunteers work to educate families about good nutrition and healthy eating, and help connect them to additional services as needed.

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          The Thrift Shop offers affordable, quality clothing, and household items.

          For more information on eligibility and available services please contact Odette Boyce-Galvez at 410.634.2437 x 111 or by email at OBoyce@StMartinsMinistries.org.

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          Hours: Open Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, 8:30 - 11:30 a.m., Wednesday 6 - 7:30 p.m.

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          Homelessness Prevention is available. Staff at Martin’s House and Barn can help clients navigate the resources available to potentially help them avoid eviction and keep their lights, water and heat on. Some eligibility criteria applies.​​​​​

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          At Martin’s House (SMH), an emergency shelter for families, we provide a safe haven for families struggling with homelessness.

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          Since 1992, SMH has helped more than 600 families regain their independence.

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          • Areas served—Maryland and surrounding states.

          • Eligibility determined on a case-by-case basis.

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          For more information on SMH or to get help please contact Heidi, 410.634.2537 x 106 or at HWalker@StMartinsMinistries.org.

          Do I qualify?

          To qualify for emergency food, you must be a resident of Caroline County. New customers may demonstrate proof of residence with either a driver’s license or another document that shows their address. In addition, all new customers must provide proof of birth dates and social security cards for all household members, and proof of household income.

           

          If you already qualify for Temporary Cash Assistance, Food Stamps, Medical Assistance, or Unemployment you are most likely within the income guidelines.

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          The amount of income varies by the size of the household. If qualified, the size of your household also determines the amount of food you will receive. Qualified clients may receive food once each month.

        Martin's House & Barn

        We help meet basic human needs

         

        Physical Address

        14374 Benedictine Lane

        Ridgely, MD 21660

         

        Mailing Address

        P.O. Box 996

        Ridgely, MD 21660

        Phone: 410-634-2537

        Fax: 410-630-3750

        Food Assistance, ext. 111

        Shelter Assistance, ext. 118

        Email: info@mhandb.org

         

        Martin's House Hours
        Daily, 6 a.m. - 11 p.m.

         

        Martin's Barn Hours

        Tues, Thurs, Fri, 8:30-11:30 a.m., Wed, 6-7:30 p.m.

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