COVID-19 Dignity Program
In the midst of this crisis and unprecedented time in our community, the nation, and the world – UDOYON (501-C (3) non profit) organization has started the “COVID-19 Dignity Program” to alleviate the pressures of everyday life in our community caused by the current pandemic. Our domestic “COVID-19 Dignity Program” project is committed to providing support towards homeless shelters & underprivileged areas in our community with Food & Hygiene kits to aid them in the fight against the current crisis. Our support will be provided regardless of gender, race, religion, or beliefs in a compassionate and dignified manner around the Baltimore Metropolitan area.
UDOYON initially aimed to help 50 families through the “COVID-19 Dignity Program” and hope to help 50 more families in the future with your continued generosity and support.
As of May 16, 2020 - UDOYON helped 33 families with over 135 members in Baltimore Metropolitan area. The program included food and hygiene kits for families with children who are in need, during the COVID-19 pandemic. Thanks to all our volunteers who worked hard to make this project successful. UDOYON greatly appreciates all our community members who have supported the project with their contributions.
UDOYON believes together we can overcome this crisis and continue to serve our community when they are in need.
UDOYON initially aimed to help 50 families through the “COVID-19 Dignity Program” and hope to help 50 more families in the future with your continued generosity and support.
As of May 16, 2020 - UDOYON helped 33 families with over 135 members in Baltimore Metropolitan area. The program included food and hygiene kits for families with children who are in need, during the COVID-19 pandemic. Thanks to all our volunteers who worked hard to make this project successful. UDOYON greatly appreciates all our community members who have supported the project with their contributions.
UDOYON believes together we can overcome this crisis and continue to serve our community when they are in need.
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