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Nonprofit aims to bridge affordable housing gap
- Greater Baltimore AHC, a five-year-old nonprofit that is “first and foremost a developer of quality, affordable housing,” toes a conservative line — at least for the moment.
- Greater Baltimore AHC, a five-year-old nonprofit that is “first and foremost a developer of quality, affordable housing,” toes a conservative line — at least for the moment.
Howard County nonprofits rally for funding from council
- As the Howard County Council begins parsing through the operating budget proposal, nonprofits are urging members not to dip into their pots.
Ministry stresses local entrepreneurship
- Stealing a page, perhaps, from the searing 1993 social study “The Dream and the Nightmare,” which attributed inner-city suffering as much to mind-set as money, multidimensional New Song Urban Ministries Inc. is now in the entrepreneur-development business.
- Stealing a page, perhaps, from the searing 1993 social study “The Dream and the Nightmare,” which attributed inner-city suffering as much to mind-set as money, multidimensional New Song Urban Ministries Inc. is now in the entrepreneur-development business.
Substance-abuse treatment agency links recovery, domestic stability
- As its name indicates, Recovery in Community Inc., a Southwest Baltimore substance-abuse prevention and treatment agency, sees recovery and domestic stability as interdependent in the reclamation process.
Housing corporation aims to help other nonprofits
- Episcopal Housing Corporation is in the business of developing housing for other nonprofit agencies’ clients.
Nonprofits turn to social enterprise to fund their cause
- John Herron always knew he could build a business on a mission.
- John Herron always knew he could build a business on a mission.
‘Housing First’ is the mantra of Community Housing Associates
- About 250 local families are being helped in a holistic, “Housing First” way.
- About 250 local families are being helped in a holistic, “Housing First” way.
Study: Young nonprofit workers concerned about earning potential
- Young idealists might jump into the nonprofit sector to make a difference in the world, but many believe the need for a difference in their paycheck will prevent them from taking top jobs, according to a new study.
Housing nonprofit leverages cooperation to assist needy
- The military term “gung-ho” is Chinese for “working together,” and that’s the leverage the Govans Ecumenical Development Corporation and its 47 partner organizations use to assist Baltimore’s needy and revitalize the city.
- The military term “gung-ho” is Chinese for “working together,” and that’s the leverage the Govans Ecumenical Development Corporation and its 47 partner organizations use to assist Baltimore’s needy and revitalize the city.
Banks look to maintain nonprofit giving
- Sometimes Mike Riley is on the giving side of the desk, as the vice president of community relations for M&T Bank.
Downtown nonprofit gets boost for its work with the disabled
- “What goes around comes around” is David Greenberg’s take on the $1 million donation his nonprofit recently received from a local couple.
- “What goes around comes around” is David Greenberg’s take on the $1 million donation his nonprofit recently received from a local couple.
Nonprofits look to make ends meet
- Private philanthropy, government grants and revenue from programs. Local nonprofits depend on each source of funding to stay on their feet and are keeping a close eye on them as the U.S. economy tightens.
- Private philanthropy, government grants and revenue from programs. Local nonprofits depend on each source of funding to stay on their feet and are keeping a close eye on them as the U.S. economy tightens.
Nonprofit taps creative financing in Adams Morgan
- With a decades-old mission to provide affordable housing to low-income families, nonprofit Jubilee Housing in Adams Morgan is utilizing a relatively new form of tax credits to bring together corporate and public interests.