Donate

Your gift helps the Joseph House provide direct charitable assistance to people in crisis situations. With care and compassion we help the hungry, the homeless, the homebound, and families in distress.

Your support is essential to our mission. Free-will offerings from people like you provide the funding for all of our services. Thanks to you, in the words of our founder, “We are free to do for the poor what the poor need.”

It doesn’t take a lot to make a difference. All gifts are greatly appreciated. Join us by making a donation today.

How to Give

Checks can be mailed to:
The Little Sisters of Jesus and Mary
P.O. Box 1755
Salisbury, MD 21802

You can also Donate Online.

To give non-perishable food, see Donate Food for recommended items.

To give items needed by men and women experiencing homelessness, see Other Donations.

Receipts for your donations are gladly given upon request. The Joseph House is administered by Little Sisters of Jesus and Mary, Inc., a non-profit and 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization. All gifts are tax-deductible as permitted by law.

Stay in Touch

Our monthly Newsletter is our primary means of raising funds for our ministry with the poor. Please read it to learn how your donation helps people in need, issues of justice that affect the poor, and the spiritual values that motivate our work.

If you would like to be added to our Newsletter mailing list, please use the Contact Form and send us your name and address (which are never shared with outside parties).

To receive our Newsletter by email, please subscribe below. If you’re already on our mailing list and are switching over from print to email, please let us know so we can update our records.

Please contact us if you have any questions about making a donation to the Joseph House.

An Abundance of Gratitude

We are grateful for every one of our friends and benefactors. Here are comments from a few of them:

“I am proud to be part of such a beautiful cause.”

“I know you do a lot for God’s poor and less fortunate but never realized how much.”

“I commend you for all the good work you do in taking care of forgotten people.”

“We are deeply moved by your good stewardship abilities. Knowing that it flows from your deep prayer life and trusting in the Lord, it is a pleasure to put you on my giving ministry.”

The people who receive assistance are also grateful. Here is one example:

“I was there very recently to ask for help paying an electric turn-off. I’m writing to let you know how thankful and how blessed I felt at your Center. Thank you for all of your help in trying to get me back on my feet. God’s angels have been working overtime to help me!”

Message from our Founder

“Our work with the poor is the love of our lives and to keep it totally dependent on God’s Will, we live on Divine Providence. In other words we do the work, and God does the providing. We depend on Him to put it into the minds and hearts of our benefactors to provide for our work. In this way God gives to those who are not called to direct service to the poor a way of serving them through others.”

– Sr. Mary Elizabeth Gintling

No goods or services are provided in exchange for any contributions.