Committee for Helping Others
Simple, loving charity for the needy of Vienna, Oakton, Dunn Loring, and Merrifield
CHO is an all-volunteer organization that helps by providing
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The links on the menu bar take you to descriptions of each of these services, as well as to information on our organization and, most important, on how you can help.
CHO has moved
CHO has moved. Our new Food Closet will open in July and will be at the Vienna Presbyterian Church, 124 Park St. NE. You will need to call us when you arrive in the parking lot. The door is the one facing Maple Avenue and in the parking lot (see arrow), not on Park Street. Our phone number is the same: 703-281-7614 box # 1.
The Clothes Closet will be at Unity of Fairfax, 2854 Hunter Mill Rd., Oakton. The number is the same. 703-679-8966.
CHO se ha movido. Nuestro nuevo Food Closet abrirá en julio y estará en la Iglesia Presbiteriana de Viena, 124 Park St. NE. Deberá llamarnos cuando llegue al estacionamiento. La puerta es la que da al estacionamiento (ver flecha), no en Park Street. Nuestro número de teléfono es el mismo: 703-281-7614 casilla #1.
El armario de ropa estará en Unity of Fairfax, 2854 Hunter Mill Rd., Oakton. El número es el mismo. 703-679-8966.
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Or, send a check (payable to CHO) to CHO, P.O. Box 233, Vienna VA 22183.
CHO’s new food closet!
On Sunday, September 24, Vienna Presbyterian Church (VPC) hosted a ribbon cutting ceremony to celebrate the opening of CHO’s new Food Closet at VPC. You can see CHO’s Carolyn Mysel cutting the ribbon, with Reverend Dr. Hope Lee of VPC (second from left) and representatives of Belong! and VPC participating. Members of the congregation were invited to tour the space afterwards. Thanks again to VPC for their interest and support.
Thank you to the Westwood Country Club 18 Holers for their contribution to CHO!
Andrea Woodhouse, Carolyn Mysel and Karen Thompson receive a donation from Denise Baxter, Westwood Country Club 18 Holers.
Thanks to KIDS GIVING BACK!
KIDS GIVING BACK is a nonprofit organization in Northern Virginia that educates children about volunteer opportunities.
Our own Todd Hall talked to them about CHO and the kids made snack bags for our Food Closet to distribute to clients.