Community MVP: Barber brings grooming to underserved communities
Community MVP: Barber brings grooming to underserved communities
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Community MVP: Barber brings grooming to underserved communities
Kerina's Place is an organization with a mission to break the stigma around mental health, one conversation at a time!. They are geared to helping individuals grow through their adversities, glow from within, and become all they were called to be despite mental health challenges.
This community-focused program specializes in youth mentoring while teaching the “ins and outs” of the music business and other disciplines.
Resonate Baltimore is a creative hub using music as a tool to spark joy and promote community, connection, and wellness.
Community MVP: Requity Foundation bridges the gap between vocational education and the workforce
Community MVP: Excellence & Ambition Inc. prepares youth for the workforce through entrepreneurial and art workshops
This week, Torrey Smith introduced us to the R.I.S.E arts Center of Baltimore INC., an organization that provides multidisciplinary arts education to youth in underserved communities, as well as youth with autism and other intellectual disabilities in Baltimore City.
Torrey Smith highlights an anti-violence group with a mission to provide young people and families with the tools to improve the city.
Torrey Smith checks out The Agoge Project, a boxing gym and after school resource for Baltimore youth.
Fade 4 the Grade barber shop combines haircuts with mentorship to empower youth.
Torrey Smith introduces us to BirdHouse, which is a media house that creates a safe space to teach youth in Baltimore City about film and production.
ABC Park in Southwest Baltimore has become a community hub for children.
This nonprofit organization offers free media education programs to people between the ages of 10 years old and 24 years old.
A local organization is merging Baltimore's bike culture with youth enrichment.
A local non-profit is empowering young women to thrive in their communities.
WJZ is recognizing Project Pneuma as one of the community's most valuable players because the non-profit organization focuses on steering young Black boys away from the pitfalls of life and toward better opportunities.
