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1995

The Beginning

Two men named Sammie Morrison and Scott Dimock had a vision for a community house in southeast Washington DC. By unusual circumstance, they were gifted a house located at 2909 Pennsylvania Ave. SE and they decided to start serving the community from the home.

1996

Mentoring Program Launches

The Southeast White House begins hosting weekly reconciliation luncheons and starts its mentoring program with two mentors and 16 children.

2001

Kids Programs Begin

The Southeast White House launches two new traditions: regular prayer breakfasts and a new set of programs designed for kids.

2012

A New Partnership

A partnership between the Southeast White House and the National Community Church lays the groundwork for a new community center, the DC Dream Center.

2015

Construction Begins

Construction on the DC Dream Center’s new facility begins.

2017

A Dream Realized

The DC Dream Center is opened by Mayor Bowser on August 23rd, 2017.

About the DC Dream Center

The DC Dream Center is a center for community where the needs of people in our city, especially youth, are met. From mentoring and tutoring to personal development and legal assistance, the DC|DC encompasses a spectrum of programs from low-barrier after-school activities and tutoring, to programs that offer deeper engagement such as one-on-one mentoring. We are dedicated to serving the needs of the community through a holistic approach. One person at a time, the DC|DC inspires youth and adults to dare to dream and learn to lead, so that they reach their God-given potential.

We are a registered 501(c)(3) organization and our EIN is 46-3532483.

Find Us

Address

2826 Q St SE
Washington, DC 20020

Phone

202-575-3337

Hours

Monday - Sunday Hours vary depending on activity

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