The Washington Winter Show was founded to raise significant funds and awareness to support health and education programs for underserved and at-risk children and families. During the past 68 years, the Washington Winter Show has provided almost $10 million to its chosen charities in the Washington, D.C. area.

CURRENT Beneficiaries

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The Bishop John T. Walker School for Boys is a not-for-profit, tuition-free school for boys in Southeast Washington, D.C. The school creates a nurturing and supportive environment where students mature academically, spiritually, socially, artistically, physically, and morally, and develop the self-confidence and character to make a positive impact on society.

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Founded in 1868, St. John’s Community Services (SJCS) is committed to supporting and advocating for people of all abilities. SJCS works to build stronger communities and to ensure that all people have a meaningful quality of life. Through our services we support people with disabilities and other social and personal challenges embracing community. This year our services expanded to include providing permanent housing and wrap around services to transitional age youth experiencing homelessness in Washington DC.

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Building Bridges Across the River provides residents East of the Anacostia River access to the best-in-class facilities, programs and partnerships in arts and culture, economic opportunity, education, recreation, health and well-being.

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Your 100% tax-deductible gift to the Washington Winter Show equally benefits our current list of beneficiaries.