Adrienne's Window Foundation

04/13/2026

Proof we can accomplish anything we put our minds to ♥️🥰 🌿🍃🌱

04/11/2026

As the seasons change, so do we.

For so many of us, that means redefining what our JOY looks like. Sometimes it’s staying rooted even when the world shifts. Sometimes it’s being divine in your own light, the radiant calm in a noisy world. Sometimes it’s remembering that you are worthy of every experience, or simply never leaving home without your crown intact.

We see your strength. We see your spirit. We see your style.

So tell us what does JOY look like for you this season? 👑✨

12/22/2025

Happy Holidays! We wish you all the health, peace and blessings 2026 has to offer you and your loved ones 🙏🏽

If you would like to partner in 2026 please email us at [email protected]

09/02/2025

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It may be a new grade, but the crown remains the same. Beautiful. 🎒✨

Here’s to the students starting fresh, showing up as their full selves, and reminding every hallway: our hair belongs here too. 💛📚

03/07/2025

03/07/2025

01/19/2025

Thanksgiving in January? WHY NOT?!

Did you know that 34’7% of households in the state of Maryland report having difficulty finding affordable food options for their families.

You can play a part in increasing food security in our county by purchasing our Thanksgiving At the Kids Table mug. 100% of the proceeds will be reinvested into providing nutritious good for children and families.
Each mug can help feed 5 families!

Purchase your mug today!

01/19/2025

Visit our new website at:

https://adrienneswindow.org/?fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAR0pLF76AUqmMGrhJ4sd4gPzdv02godwU-Z53jkSW-U5-39-T0p-Bn_rY28_aem_yV6cZ2NafbuK8kVPaATNDw

Caring for Communities Since 2020

01/19/2025

Reimagine Food Security in our county:

What Is a food forest?

The Edible Trail is what might be called a food forest, or a forest garden. It’s an example of agroforestry—a range of practices that incorporate primarily n...

01/19/2025

Legislative watch:

“In 2023, 34.7% of Maryland parents reported difficulties in finding enough affordable food for their children,”

“During the 2024 legislative session, the Maryland General Assembly took some steps to reduce food insecurity and childhood poverty. And in April, Gov. Wes Moore (D) signed Senate Bill 35, sponsored by Sen. Cory V. McCray (D-Baltimore City), which adds a few extra dollars each month for seniors receiving federal food assistance. He also signed the House version, House Bill 66.”

“The ENOUGH Act, among Moore’s priorities for the 2024 session, is another new law aimed to tackle the “root causes” of childhood poverty. It will provide grant funding to organizations and community leaders in certain low-income areas to address the factors that lead to high rates of childhood poverty in those regions.”

Read to learn more about the ENOUGH ACT

https://marylandmatters.org/2024/05/24/grants-tackle-causes-of-food-insecurity-as-rising-costs-plague-maryland-families/ #:~:text=While%20SNAP%20is%20a%20federal,myriad%20reasons%2C%E2%80%9D%20Kimmel%20said.

Neighbor Impact Grant is an effort to support other organizations and non-profits that may not directly provide food assistance but can help battle food insecurity in other ways.