How You Can Help

Opening Doors to Recovery

Get Help Now: 410-233-0684

“When Tuerk House started, all we had was hope.”

Since our humble beginnings in 1970, Tuerk House has helped thousands of Baltimore’s neediest rise up from the ashes of addiction—regardless of their ability to pay. With your help, we can lift up so many more.

Ways to Give:

Monetary donations

Securities

Planned gifts

Gifts of goods
(such as household items like sheets, towels, etc.)

For more information about ways to give, contact Chris Maynard, director of fund development and capital projects, at [email protected].

Who You Are Helping

10,000+
patients every year

99%
are unemployed

28%
homeless

99%
have Medicaid or are uninsured

“I am thankful for everyone at Tuerk House and what they did for me when I got here. It was not easy, but they kept saying, ‘hold on’ life gets better. I appreciate everyone, even those that I did not meet, doing work behind the scenes. Life does get better.”

“I got here by almost losing my life. I was expedited to the Crisis Stabilization Center and then transitioned to Howard House. I stayed the course and persevered, and now I am employed, have been able to save some coins, have an automobile, and am a resident of Howard County, in sober living.”

Every Gift Changes Someone’s Life

Often our patients come from nothing—but are facing everything: HIV and AIDS, significant histories of physical, sexual and emotional abuse, multiple felony records, complex mental health issues and so much more. See our latest patient statistics >

$25
supplies toiletries for a patient’s recovery

$50
provides educational materials for 2 patients’ recoveries

$75
ensures the Narcan kit needed to save a patient’s life

$100
comforts a patient with bedding and towels during their stay

$250
adds 25 chairs to our group counseling rooms

$500
provides a new computer for group job readiness training

$1,000
supplies therapeutic recreation equipment for an entire facility

“When Tuerk House started, all we had was hope.”

Rev. Carl Greenawald, an early Tuerk House volunteer

730 Ashburton Street

Baltimore, MD 21216

410-233-0684

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Employees, clients, and clients’ families may submit reports anonymously to: [email protected], 667-260-4314 or Tuerk House Compliance Officer; 730 Ashburton St, Baltimore, MD 21216

The public can also submit a complaint to The Joint Commission via The Joint Commission’s website: www.jointcommission.org. Scroll down to “Filing a Complaint.” The Joint Commission also has a complaint telephone number at (800) 994-6610 where you can speak to a Joint Commission representative.