We Buy Homes for Intellectually Disabled Adults
We raised $90,002 to date in our Capital Campaign! We appreciate all of the donations, large and small.
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We are undergoing a Capital Campaign to raise $250,000 to purchase and refurbish the ninth home we hope to purchase in 2024.
 Why should I donate?
Intellectually disabled adults can live productive lives, working and contributing to society, but in many cases, they cannot live alone. As their parents age and can no longer care for their child, we provide a place where their son/daughter can live independently with others. Who is Marian Homes? Marian Homes was founded in 1996 by the St. Mary of Sorrows Council 8600 of the Knights of Columbus. Since that time, Marian Homes has worked with donors, partners, and the Fairfax County government to purchase, refurbish and maintain eight homes that 40 individuals with intellectual disabilities now call home. Is my donation tax-deductible? Yes, all donations are 100% tax-deductible and greatly appreciated. Here is a short video about Marian Homes. |
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Vision
Provide housing options for adults with intellectual disabilities to live independently in community
Mission
Purchase and maintain affordable homes for individuals with intellectual disabilities, allowing independence and personal growth in a group home setting.
Marian Homes Awarded $6K Grant From Land Title Group
The American Land Title Association Good Deeds Foundation awarded a $6,000 grant to Marian Homes, which provides affordable group housing for individuals with intellectual disabilities. - Read on patch.com
Martha Glennan Disability Inclusion and Equality Award
December 12, 2022
On December 12th Marian Homes, Inc. was honored to be named the recipient of the Martha Glennan Disability Inclusion and Equality Award for 2022.
This award is presented annually to recognize people, businesses, nonprofits, government agencies, and other organizations that excel in demonstrating a commitment to promoting equal rights and community inclusion for people with disabilities in the Fairfax area and how people with disabilities have significantly benefitted from their efforts.
We are so very honored to receive this award will continue our mission of purchasing and maintaining affordable homes for individuals with intellectual disabilities, allowing independence and personal growth in a group home setting.
This award is presented annually to recognize people, businesses, nonprofits, government agencies, and other organizations that excel in demonstrating a commitment to promoting equal rights and community inclusion for people with disabilities in the Fairfax area and how people with disabilities have significantly benefitted from their efforts.
We are so very honored to receive this award will continue our mission of purchasing and maintaining affordable homes for individuals with intellectual disabilities, allowing independence and personal growth in a group home setting.
Receiving the award for Marian Homes, Inc. is Bill Crowder (President Emeritus), Erc Barone (President Emeritus), Tom Savage (Vice President), and Paul Wilkinson (Director)
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Here's what our beneficiaries and partners say about our work. |
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