
ROCKVILLE EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (REAP)
Financial Assistance and Connection to Resources
In 1981, the City of Rockville asked Reach to help residents avoid eviction and utility termination with the City's financial assistance. The Rockville Emergency Assistance Program (REAP) began by offering that assistance a few hours each week with an all volunteer staff.
Over 40 years later, REAP serves all of Montgomery County, helping create more stable communities by keeping families and individuals in their homes. REAP helps prevent homelessness, long-term damage to residents' finances, and major disruptions caused by eviction like changing schools, breaking up communities, and more. REAP also serves as a hub for connecting residents in need to resources that improve their overall well-being.
Testimonials
I am very appreciative of the services REAP provides to families like myself who need a little help when they are in crisis and need a place to turn to as a safe haven.
Anonymous
REAP Client
The friendship and sense of community I have found among my classmates have helped me connect with this new country.
Christian F.
LOP Student
For 14 years, we have supported Reach and are extremely pleased to witness the difference Reach's services make in our Montgomery County community. We have definitely seen improvement and happiness in the lives of those who Reach serves.
Koo & Patricia Yuen
Reach Supporters
We enjoy volunteering with Reach because they do so much to help others in our community.
Dawn & Matt J.
Volunteers
I love giving to Reach because I know my donation is well managed and supports critical services and direct aid for people in the community who need it most.
Katie B.
Changemakers Circle Member
I wanted to find a way to help people in my own community avoid evictions and potential lifelong housing instability. Fortunately, I discovered REAP, which helps individuals and families do just that.
Olivia Bobrowsky
REAP Supporter

WANT TO GET INVOLVED?
Here are ways to help
Method 1
Volunteer your time
REAP relies on dedicated volunteers who serve as intake coordinators on weekdays, morning or afternoons. Volunteers can also assist with the Holiday Giving project to create and/or distribute food baskets.
Method 2
Donate funds
The Rockville Emergency Assistance Program (REAP) is a program of Community Reach of Montgomery County ("Reach"), which is a nonprofit organization recognized by the Internal Revenue Service under tax ID #52-0910334. Donations made through the "Donate to REAP" button below, or checks sent to Reach with "REAP" written in the memo section will directly support the work of REAP. We are grateful for any level of support.