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Paid Volunteer Opportunity for Baltimore Residents to Shape the Work of the Family League

Family League of Baltimore and Morgan State University School of Community Health and Policy in partnership with Share Our Strength and CLLCTIVLY, announce the 21 recipients of $200,000 in Adaptive Village Small Grants. Adaptive Village Small Grants program is dedicated to supporting grassroots leaders in the City of Baltimore by providing low-strings-attached grant funding, enabling Baltimore communities to tell their own stories and celebrate their efforts unfiltered by others. Over 120 community members submitted a 3-minute video application, requesting grants from $2500-$25,000 to support innovative projects addressing issues of public safety, education, housing, employment, and transportation. In just 10 days there were over 11,000 online votes.

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Family League of Baltimore and Morgan State University School of Community Health and Policy in partnership with Share Our Strength and CLLCTIVLY, announce the 21 recipients of $200,000 in Adaptive Village Small Grants. Adaptive Village Small Grants program is dedicated to supporting grassroots leaders in the City of Baltimore by providing low-strings-attached grant funding, enabling Baltimore communities to tell their own stories and celebrate their efforts unfiltered by others. Over 120 community members submitted a 3-minute video application, requesting grants from $2500-$25,000 to support innovative projects addressing issues of public safety, education, housing, employment, and transportation. In just 10 days there were over 11,000 online votes.

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Family League Newsletter: November 2017

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Family League Newsletter: April 2017

  Lorem ipsum dolor que ist Investing City Funds on Behalf of Baltimore’s Children and Youth We are pleased to share Family League’s FY17 investment maps, which show how the funds entrusted to us by the Mayor and City Council are invested in Baltimore’s children, youth, and families. On March 29, the City’s FY18 preliminary […]

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Family League Newsletter: February 2017

  Lorem ipsum dolor que ist You are the “Community” in Baltimore’s Community Schools! Last October, Baltimore City Schools formally adopted a new regulation to strengthen the framework supporting our Community Schools and identify the best ways to collaborate going forward. This is a positive step in the right direction for current and future Community […]

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Catch Up With Family League: Spring 2016 Newsletter

  Our new Catch Up With Family League Newsletter is here! Click here to read the full issue featuring articles about the upcoming Children of Incarcerated Parents conference, the return of Baltimore City Super Summer, and reflections on our 25th anniversary from President & CEO Jonathon Rondeau. Also included is information about B’more For Healthy Babies’ home visiting […]

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Family League Quarterly Newsletter

From President & CEO Jonathon Rondeau We are just one month and a few days into 2016. January brought a historic weather event that resulted in two feet of snowfall in Baltimore City. Despite school and business closures, Family League and its City partners worked together to deliver 10,000 meals to over 30 Baltimore City […]

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