The Don Geronimo BIG Sock Drop 2023 with Meadows Farms Nurseries!

The Don Geromino Big Sock Drop 2023 has arrived!

Join BIG 100, Don Geronimo, and Meadows Farms Nurseries and Landscape in our goal to collect 1,000 pairs of new socks for the Montgomery County Coalition for the Homeless and the Katherine Hanley Family Shelter (in Fairfax, Virginia- Serving Fairfax and Loudon County).

From February 27th – March 31st, drop off new pairs of socks in specially marked collection bins at your nearest Meadows Farms Nurseries in the DMV area. New underwear is also accepted for this donation drive.

Visit meadowsfarms.com to find your nearest Meadows Farms Sock Drop Location!

Montgomery County Coalition for the Homeless

  • Montgomery County Coalition for the Homeless, or MCCH, is the largest homeless service provider.
  • MCCH runs the men’s shelter for Montgomery County, 2 small veteran Safe Haven shelters, and provides supportive housing for 600 households. 
  • MCCH’s new shelter on Nebel Street allows us to provide 24/7 care for 200 men.
  • MCCH supports 600 households of families, veterans, women, and men who exited homelessness with rent support and case management to ensure they don’t fall back into homelessness.

In 2022:

  • MCCH ended homelessness for 306 families and individuals. 
  • Moved 123 families and individuals into permanent housing.
  • Moved 183 people from a shelter into a permanent home.
  • Helped 97% of families and individuals remain stably housed.
  • Served 1547 people including 266 children.
  • Hired 48 new team members.

Want to learn more? Watch this overview of the Montgomery County Coalition for the Homeless.

Serving Fairfax and Loudoun Counties, we envision a community free of homelessness and domestic violence.

Together, we are Changing Lives!

Our organization was formed in 1981, as a grassroots responder to the homelessness crisis in Fairfax County. Community volunteers from several ecumenical groups joined together to help address the needs of their homeless neighbors. They started by providing direct emergency assistance – items such as blankets, food, and warm clothing were distributed from the trunks of their cars.

Shelter House's Impact in the Last Year...

1,919 INDIVIDUALS SERVED AT SHELTER HOUSE IN THE LAST YEAR

40% CHILDREN AT SHELTER HOUSE IN THE LAST YEAR

372 HOUSEHOLDS MOVED INTO PERMANENT HOUSING

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