SOME-So Others Might Eat

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71 O St NW
Washington, DC 20001
+1 (202) 797-8806
http://www.some.org

So Others Might Eat (SOME) is a distinguished nonprofit organization based in Washington, D.C., dedicated to empowering individuals and families experiencing poverty and homelessness since 1970. Through a comprehensive range of services, including housing, healthcare, and workforce development, SOME addresses immediate needs while fostering long-term solutions to help clients thrive.

With a commitment rooted in love, service, and advocacy, SOME serves thousands of vulnerable residents each year, providing essential support such as emergency social services and educational enrichment programs. By actively engaging in community outreach and policy advocacy, SOME strives to break the cycle of poverty and homelessness, ensuring that resources are directed toward those in need.

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4.08 reviews
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J R.
11/20/2017

Great organization, and friendly people looking to make a difference. Home cooked meals, 2 times a day. prepared with love and care from all the staff and volunteers. I'm glad to see nothing...

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Tashanda M.
10/22/2024

They say they give ur rental deposit back within 45 days it's 60 and stilling counting which that very wrong holding money from people coming out of homelessness and it's also wrong to talk down...

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Carole C.
9/11/2017

Went with a friend. I drove, she went in with our useable items. She said she was greeted at the door, happy smiling faces. A nice man came out to my waiting car to gather the other boxes and...

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John S.
9/12/2017

Feeds Homeless free of charge. Happening twice a day with well cooked meals in the morning. 7-8:30AM and Lunch11:30-1:PM. Daily. Compared to DC area restaurants the food is better prepared and...

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Emerson N.
4/23/2011

I'm not sure if or how one might rate a community shelter (hence me being the first one to review?), but I'm giving it five stars. I'm not certain of all of their services other than the kitchen...

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