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Nearly $500,000 in funds have been distributed to families affected by the catastrophic March 3 explosion and fire at the Friendly Garden Apartments in Silver Spring through a collaborative effort involving governmental agencies and nonprofits, including MHP.

The dedicated relief fund, which totals more than $700,000 thanks to generous donors, is being managed by MHP. One hundred percent of donations are going to affected families to cover costs and damage resulting from the explosion/fire.

MHP anticipates closing the Friendly Garden relief fund by the end of May. Those interested in contributing to the fund should complete their donations by May 31. Learn more here.

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MHP preserves and expands affordable housing in Montgomery County and the surrounding region. MHP has developed and owns more than 2,800 apartments, condos, and town homes.

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MHP offers educational programs for residents to develop skills, expand their opportunities, and balance their lives. This includes preschool, afterschool and summer enrichment programs serving more than 400 children.

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MHP is working with residents to implement neighborhood revitalization programs in communities affected by foreclosures, economic challenges, and mass transit construction.

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