HOWARD ASSOCIATION
Named after penal reformer Johne Howard, 1726-1790. Howard Associations have since been organized in many countries.
Named after penal reformer Johne Howard, 1726-1790. Howard Associations have since been organized in many countries.
Named after penal reformer Johne Howard, 1726-1790. Howard Associations have since been organized in many countries.
Named after penal reformer Johne Howard, 1726-1790. Howard Associations have since been organized in many countries.
Howard Association, a benevolent organization, was formed in Norfolk, Virginia during the 1855 Yellow Fever Epidemic which killed 1 in 3 residents of Norfolk and sister city Portsmouth in Hampton Roads. Contributions were used to set up a hospital and an orphanage, to feed the hungry and to bury the dead. It was named after a British philanthropist and prison reformer, John Howard.