A big delivery went to Montgomery County Crisis Center today! We brought hats, socks, scarfs, sweaters, gloves, and more warm clothing.

Since Monday, Buddhist Relief has taken to the streets to help people weather the extremely cold temperatures this week! We have been distributing blankets, jackets, sleeping bags, hats, scarfs, gloves, socks, long underwear and hot beverages.

Thanks to you, our generous supporters, we were able to provide holiday food and hundreds of toys to our partners for distribution to local families in need.

KPC Buddhist Relief is proud to partner with WUMCO Help which provides crucial services to an area of Montgomery County too remote for many other relief providers.

Join us in bringing the joy of the holidays to those in need.

We did it! Thanks to YOU, our generous donors, the Thanksgiving Pie/Clothing Drive raised $9,162.50.

On the Monday before Thanksgiving, volunteers from KPC Buddhist Relief joined staff from the Upcounty Hub along with dozens of community members to provide 500 Thanksgiving dinners to families facing food insecurity.

On Friday, after our delivery to Wumco Help, much of the same team then traveled to Silver Spring to make a delivery to the First Baptist Church's Food Closet.

Our partner WUMCO Help provides many kinds of assistance to those in need-- food, rent, utilities, medical & critical expenses, and much more.

On Friday we made our first large delivery to WUMCO Help.

A very abundant delivery was made to Shepherd’s Table today! We offered beautiful produce, fruit and dry goods including a new Tandoori marinade for the chefs. Jetsunma also sent over 272lbs of warm clothing to Shepherd’s Table’s Clothing Closet.

KPC Buddhist Relief donates thousands of pounds of food weekly to local partners, including Shepherd's Table in Silver Spring, Maryland. Shepherd's Table serves hot meals every day of the year to those who are hungry.

Today we delivered 3,040 lbs of food to the Hub! About 1/3 of the total were for the drive through distribution of produce tomorrow (in Montgomery Village), for about 175 families. The rest were items for the Choice Pantry.