From Tragedy to Hope

The Marshall Hope Corporation was born from tragedy. When a Hispanic landscaper and father of a Bates Middle School student, succumbed to COVID-19 in 2020. 

A group of Annapolis mothers, led by Amy Marshall, were moved to help his family. Their initial efforts to support this family blossomed into a larger mission: to provide food assistance to struggling Hispanic families and other vulnerable communities in Annapolis who were disproportionately impacted by the pandemic and lacked access to government aid.

Who and How We Serve

The Marshall Hope Corporation primarily serves Hispanic families and other vulnerable communities in Annapolis, Maryland, who don’t have access to government assistance programs and struggle with food security. Our services include weekly food deliveries and a drive-through food pantry, providing essential groceries like fresh produce, protein, and pantry staples to ensure these families have access to nutritious meals. Today, we are able to serve 300+ needy households bi-week.

1 of 4

Annapolis residents are Hispanic/
Latino.

1 in 3

AACPS children are eligible for free or reduced meal prices. 

1 in 4

Immigrants are not eligible for government assistance. 

Amy Marshall

David Graham

Tim Marshall

Roy Little

Beth Kawecki

Chris Chick

Janice Keating

Our Partners

With the help of many of our local churches, organization and sponsors, we are able to continue our mission efforts and meet the needs of countless Annapolis Area families.