Baltimore City Overdose Alert - A spike in overdoses was detected on Wednesday, May 23 in Southwest Baltimore. Such spikes are often related to tainted or particularly potent heroin (including heroin laced with fentanyl). Please share this information and encourage family, friends and neighbors to get trained to administer the overdose-reversing medication, Naloxone.
Our Funders
Health Care for the Homeless exists because the community sees injustice and wants to fix it.
We exist because people like you invest in the work it takes to bring about change. You support us through government grants, corporate philanthropy and individual or family gifts. Thank you.
This spring, The Imaginary Sunrays—a group of five fifth-grade girls at Roland Park Elementary—donated 82 new backpacks filled with hygiene products to our clients. Thanks to their efforts, dozens of men and women now have an easier way to store and carry their belongings.
Our Funding
In 2016 we had $25,762,231 in revenue:
- 34% ($8,839,981) came from public grants and contracts
- 39% ($9,900,575) came from insurance reimbursements
- 8% ($2,058,173) came from contributions
- 19% ($4,963,502) came from other resources
And in 2016 we had $22,956,090 in expenses:
- 88% ($20,138,040) went to providing services to clients
- 8% ($1,859,564) went to covering general and administrative costs
- 4% ($958,486) went to underwriting our fundraising efforts
Please see Our Work in 2016.