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NON PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS IN BALTIMORE HELPING BALTIMORE CITIZENS
Here are more great stories that focus on indviduals and nonprofit community programs in Baltimore City.
Baltimore City is the landmark of many historical battles and events. Now known to many as the Charm City, some of its residents say they see “no charm in it”.
However, contrary to what many may believe, Baltimore City has proven itself to be a city that cares about its citizens.
The following articles highlight three nonprofit organizations in Baltimore City that aims to help and improve its citizens. Many of these organizations are free or low cost and all provide Baltimoreans with needs that they otherwise may not be able to acquire.
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Carmelo Anthony Youth Center helps low-income families
The Carmelo Anthony Youth Center is an inner-city program that provides low-income families in Baltimore City the ability to enroll their children in afterschool care. The program is completely free to students and parents and it runs throughout the year. The center is named after the New York Nicks’ small forward. Read entire story here>>
Esperanza Center provides English language services to immigrants
The Esperanza Center is a nonprofit organization that is funded by Catholic Charities. The center is ran entirely by volunteer workers and provides community services, health services, immigration legal services, and English as a second language classes to new immigrants entering Baltimore City. Read entire story here>>
Vehicles for Change helps another Baltimore citizen
Vehicles for Change is a nonprofit organization that provides cars to low-income families. The cars are donated by local citizens and are given to families for little to no cost. Allowing individuals to purchase cars for a reasonable fee, allows for better employment opportunities and independence to families who are otherwise not able to afford a reliable means of transportation. Read entire story here>>
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Carmelo Anthony Youth Development Center
Employees at the Carmelo Anthony Youth Development Center provides nourishing lunch as well as group homework help, with certified teachers, computer lab sessions and arts and crafts. Watch the video>>
The English as a second language program is one of the biggest programs at the Esperanza center. Volunteers help immigrants with reading, writing and comprehending the English language. Watch the video>>
There are various online and in-person organizations that allow citizens to donate their vehicles to help the improvement of others. This map shows organizations in Maryland and D.C., who accept and offer cars to individuals. View map>>