Donate to Project PLASE

We appreciate and rely on the strong support we get from the Baltimore Community. Help Project PLASE work to end homelessness in our city.

Choose the Donation Method That's Best For You

Online Donations

To make a donation online, please CLICK HERE to be transferred to our secure server. Your donations are greatly appreciated. On behalf of everyone that Project PLASE helps every day, we thank you.

Mail A Donation

If you would prefer to make a donation through the mail, please mail donations to:

Development Office
Project PLASE, Inc.
1814 Maryland Avenue
Baltimore, MD 21201

United Way

United Way Logo

If you make contributions to United Way through your place of employment, simply designate Project PLASE as the beneficiary of your contribution using the following codes:

In Kind - Furniture, Clothing, & Other

Please look at our wish list for details about the items we need most.

We accept both clothing and furniture donations at PLASE. Our residents and families can always use toiletries and other household items. When you donate to Project PLASE, your goods donations go directly to help our clients outfit their homes and their new lives.

Donation receipts are available M-F between 8am and 4pm at the reception desk at 1814 Maryland Avenue.

Furntiure Donations
We accept donations of new and gently used furniture. You can help us help others by donating your used van or truck. We are in need of a van to help move donated furniture items! Please contact us for more information or to schedule a pick-up in the greater Baltimore area. We provide receipts for in-kind furniture donations.

Goodwill

Clothing Donations
Through our new partnership with Goodwill Industries, Project PLASE is accepting men’s, women’s and children’s clothing donations once again! Shoes, purses, and other accessories are welcome. The Goodwill clothing drop-off bin is located behind our 1814 Maryland Avenue building. Each time our bin fills up, PLASE residents receive Goodwill store vouchers which they can use to pick out the specific items and sizes they need! By donating at PLASE, you can help to keep someone warm during the cold winter months while also providing them with the dignity to choose clothing in line with their own style and need.

Professional Clothing Donations
We are in a partnership with Million Dollar Man (MDM) and Dress for Success to provide professional clothing for our male and female residents. To make donations of professional clothing, please check out their websites for more information.

PURSES for PLASE

purse

How can your gently used handbag CHANGE someone’s life? Your purse will give power to women & men who are working to get their lives, health and family back on track. Donate a quality handbag to Project PLASE. We will collect all bags and sell them at The Flower Mart in May. Call Andy Dubosky for more details 410-837-1400 x15 or click here

Community Investment Tax Credits

Through the Community Investment Tax Credit program, individuals and businesses can help Project PLASE deliver housing and hope to Baltimore’s most vulnerable homeless citizens. To learn more about obtaining tax credits for yourself or your company, please click here.

Purchase Gifts

Mug

Looking for a special gift? Try a Project PLASE mug for the coffee drinker in your life, or perhaps a tote bag made out of recyclable material. For information, please contact us.



Your donation helps

While Project PLASE does receive funds from various federal and local sources, donations made by individuals are an essential part of how we meet client needs and operating costs. Your donation can help fund a bed for a veteran struggling with PTSD, can ensure that a family in permanent housing receives the supportive services they need to stay off the street and can provide undereducated individuals with the time, space and instruction to learn their first letters in our GED class. Ultimately, your donation will help us to do our best work for our clients and offer them all that we are able Your generous donation changes lives.

DID YOU KNOW?

In no state does a full-time minimum wage job cover the costs of a one-bedroom unit at Fair Market Rent, and in 45 states and the District of Columbia, families would need to earn at least double the minimum wage in order to afford a two-bedroom unit at Fair Market Rent. (Out of Reach: Can America Pay the Rent?, via the National Coalition for the Homeless).

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