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- [Family League Maryland General Assembly Wrap Up 2024](https://familyleague.org/2024/04/family-league-maryland-general-assembly-wrap-up-2024/) - Baltimore, MD - April 15, 2024 - The 2024 Legislative Session has concluded with the passing of thousands of new bills that will impact Marylanders over the next year and years to come. We close this session with the passing of the state budget and increased funding to Family League and Local Management Boards across
- [Family League Legislative Agenda 2024](https://familyleague.org/2024/02/family-league-legislative-agenda-2024/) - Baltimore, MD - February 20, 2024 - Family League will continue to prioritize legislation with a primary focus on: Babies Being Born Healthy, Children Entering School Ready to Learn, Children Are Successful in School, Families are Safe and Economically Stable and Communities are Safe for Children, Youth and Families. In addition to these issues, our
- [Family League Announces New Team Leaders and Structure](https://familyleague.org/2024/02/family-league-announces-new-team-leaders-and-structure/) - Baltimore, MD – February 8, 2024 - Family League of Baltimore announces the elevation of key staff members to new roles and adds a Chief of Staff, Chief Financial Officer and two new Senior Directors to the organization. These changes were made to continue a path toward operational excellence in pursuit of collaborating with the
- [Mayor Brandon M. Scott announces $1 million in Grants to 25 Community Organizations](https://familyleague.org/2021/07/mayor-brandon-m-scott-announces-1-million-in-grants-to-25-community-organizations/) - BALTIMORE, Md. – July 15, 2021 – Mayor Brandon M. Scott joined Family League of Baltimore (Family League) and the Baltimore Children’s Cabinet today to announce $1 million in grants to 25 community organizations supporting youth in grades Pre-K through 12 and young adults up to age 24. The investment is part of a larger commitment by Family League of more than $2 million to expand community-based enrichment opportunities for youth and comes on the heels of a $1 million investment to support Baltimore City Recreation & Parks programming, announced earlier this week.
- [Family League of Baltimore Announces Recipients of $200,000 Adaptive Village Small Grants](https://familyleague.org/2022/07/family-league-of-baltimore-announces-recipients-of-200000-adaptive-village-small-grants/) - 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.
- [Family League Chief Program Officer Steps Down After Seven Successful Years Implementing Programs for Baltimore Families  ](https://familyleague.org/2024/01/family-league-chief-program-officer-steps-down-after-seven-successful-years-implementing-programs-for-baltimore-families/) - Baltimore, MD - January 23, 2024 - Family League of Baltimore announces the resignation of its Chief Program Officer, Khalilah Slater-Harrington. Slater-Harrington during her seven years with Family League implemented and initiated programs that led to positive impacts for Baltimore families. Slater–Harrington had this to say about her time at Family League, “it has been
- [Paid Volunteer Opportunity for Baltimore Residents to Shape the Work of the Family League](https://familyleague.org/2023/03/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.
- [Family League Newsletter: November 2017](https://familyleague.org/2017/11/family-league-newsletter-november-2017/)
- [March 2019 Family League Quarterly Newsletter](https://familyleague.org/2019/03/march-2019-family-league-quarterly-newsletter/) - Hear from Demaune Millard, President & CEOFamily League of Baltimore We’re just one-third of the way through the 90-Day Legislative Session in Annapolis, and our around-the-clock Public Policy efforts have already resulted in significant movement on our priority bills on maternal and infant health, with hearings on three of the bills Family League has been
- [Family League Quarterly Newsletter - July 2019](https://familyleague.org/2019/07/newsletter-july-2019/) - BALTIMORE, Md. – July 15, 2021 – Mayor Brandon M. Scott joined Family League of Baltimore (Family League) and the Baltimore Children’s Cabinet today to announce $1 million in grants to 25 community organizations supporting youth in grades Pre-K through 12 and young adults up to age 24. The investment is part of a larger commitment by Family League of more than $2 million to expand community-based enrichment opportunities for youth and comes on the heels of a $1 million investment to support Baltimore City Recreation & Parks programming, announced earlier this week.
- [Family League of Baltimore Celebrates 31 Years of Service,  Honoring Six Community Partners](https://familyleague.org/2022/11/press-release-template-clone-to-use/) - Baltimore, MD —As the designated Local Management Board (LMB) for Baltimore City, Family League invested more than $21.4 million to 81 community partners, benefitting more than 25,000 children, youth, and adults this year. Thursday, November 10, 2022, Family League will reopen its doors for the first time since the outset of the global pandemic to celebrate 31 years of investing in Baltimore’s children, youth, and families at the 2022 Annual Meeting: Year of Innovation! Festivities will kick off with a reception at 6 p.m., followed by recognition of honorees. Community leaders and special guests, including Mayor Brandon Scott, will gather to celebrate the community innovation that sustained our city through the public health crisis into recovery.
- [*PRESS RELEASE TEMPLATE – CLONE TO USE!*](https://familyleague.org/2022/11/press-release-template/) - 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.
- [Public Policy Newsletter: January 8th, 2020](https://familyleague.org/2020/01/public-policy-newsletter-january-8th-202/) - As we stand poised for the start of the Maryland General Assembly’s 2020 Legislative session today at 12pm, Family League looks forward to working within our coalitions to advance policy measures that will further support the transformative work we undertake throughout the year to significantly improve outcomes for children, youth, and families across the city
- [Public Policy Newsletter: April 10th, 2019](https://familyleague.org/2019/04/public-policy-newsletter-april-10th-2019/) - This week saw the close of the 439th Legislative Session. Family League’s Policy Team spent the past 90 days working closely with Baltimore City’s Delegates and Senators to pass several key pieces of strong public policy that we believe will support the wellbeing of children and families across our City. Each of our five priority
- [Public Policy Newsletter: March 26th, 2019](https://familyleague.org/2019/03/public-policy-newsletter-march-26th-2019/) - We are down to the final wire in the 2019 Legislative Session – this is the 12th week, and there are only eight days remaining before the 90th and final day, also known as “Sine Die” (pronounced sigh-nee di-ee). Family League is working around-the-clock to advance policies that will support Baltimore’s children and youth -
- [Public Policy Newsletter: March 12th, 2019](https://familyleague.org/2019/03/public-policy-newsletter-march-12th-2019/) - We are past the halfway point of the 90-day Legislative Session in Annapolis, and some big deadlines are ahead! Next Monday, March 18th, will mark the 69th day of Session, which is the Opposite Bill Crossover Date. This means that bills must be passed out of either the House or Senate, and sent to the
- [Public Policy Newsletter: February 20th, 2019](https://familyleague.org/2019/02/public-policy-newsletter-february-20th-2019/) - We are now one-third of the way through the 90-day Legislative Session in Annapolis. Family League is working around-the-clock to advance policies that will support Baltimore’s children and youth - check out our 2019 Legislative Priorities Packet to learn more about the work we’re doing and the bills we’re helping to move this year!Each issue
- [Public Policy Newsletter: February 6th, 2019](https://familyleague.org/2019/02/public-policy-newsletter-february-6th-2019/) - The 2019 Legislative Session is in full swing down in Annapolis! Family League is working around-the-clock to advance policies that will support Baltimore’s children, youth, and families - check out our 2019 Legislative Priorities Packet to learn more about the work we’re doing and the bills we’re helping to move this year! Each issue of our newsletter
- [Public Policy Newsletter: January 23rd, 2019](https://familyleague.org/2019/01/public-policy-newsletter-january-23rd-2019/) - The 2019 Legislative Session is in its third week, and things are already moving ahead at full speed! Family League’s Policy Team has been on the ground, briefing legislators and working on our priority bills. Check out our 2019 Legislative Priorities Packet to learn more about the work we’re doing and the bills we’re helping to move this year!
- [Public Policy Newsletter: January 9th, 2019](https://familyleague.org/2019/01/public-policy-newsletter-january-9th-2019/) - It’s the start of a new year, which also means the beginning of the 90-day Maryland General Assembly Legislative Session is upon us! The Session officially kicks off at 12pm today. This is a big year for Family League in Annapolis. Aside from welcoming in many amazing new Baltimore City Delegates and Senators, we are
- [Public Policy Newsletter: February 7th, 2018](https://familyleague.org/2018/02/public-policy-newsletter-february-7th/) - Family League’s Policy Team is working hard to support the passage of legislation that meets our priorities of ensuring that in Baltimore, babies are born healthy, students succeed in schools, and families are safe and stable. Distribution of Legislative Priorities to Baltimore City Delegation We shared our legislative priorities, and racial and economic policy analysis
- [Public Policy Newsletter: January 24th, 2018](https://familyleague.org/2018/01/public-policy-newsletter-january-24th-2018/) - Family League’s Policy Team has jumped into the swing of the legislative session and is working hard to support the passage of legislation that meets our priorities of ensuring that in Baltimore, babies are born healthy, students succeed in schools, and families are safe and stable. Earned Paid Sick Leave On January 11th and 12th,
- [Public Policy Newsletter: January 10th, 2018](https://familyleague.org/2018/01/public-policy-newsletter-january-10th-2018/) - It’s the start of a new year, which also means the beginning of the 90-day Maryland General Assembly Legislative Session. From today until April 9th, the Policy Team at Family League of Baltimore will be working hard with our local coalitions and partners, along with legislators from around the state, to ensure passage of legislation
- [Family League Community Listening Session #2](https://familyleague.org/2017/09/family-league-community-listening-session-2/) - Click the image to RSVP or call 410-226-2088 (encouraged but not required): Download the flyer here.
- [Baltimore Business Journal Article: YouthWorks helps city students follow their dreams — and overcome expectations](https://familyleague.org/2017/09/baltimore-business-journal-article-youthworks-helps-city-students-follow-their-dreams-and-overcome-expectations/) - The story of four YouthWorks participants and how the city's career training program has prepared them for college and beyond. Every day around 8 a.m. thousands of Baltimore residents roll out of bed to jump in the car, hop on the metro or grab the bus to work. This summer, there were quite a few fresh faces added to
- [Family League Community Listening Session #1](https://familyleague.org/2017/09/family-league-community-listening-session-1/)
- [Family League Policy Newsletter: August 2017](https://familyleague.org/2017/08/family-league-policy-newsletter-august-2017/) - Since the conclusion of the 2017 legislative session, Family League’s Policy Team has been hard at work keeping local stakeholders informed about our work, listening closely to the priorities highlighted by our city’s youth, and monitoring federal legislation that may directly affect our partners who deliver services to children, youth, and families. SPRING &
- [A Message from Family League's Interim President & CEO](https://familyleague.org/2017/07/a-message-from-family-leagues-interim-president-ceo/) - Demaune Millard, Interim President & CEO On my first day on the job as Interim President & CEO, my first appointment was an important one that I didn’t take lightly. I was a guest reader to an amazing group of young scholars at Collington Square Elementary/Middle School. The invitation was from the Freedom School, inspired
- [Governor's Office for Children FY18 Funding for Family League](https://familyleague.org/2017/07/governors-office-for-children-fy18-funding-for-family-league/) - Baltimore City Base Funding: $2,478,978 Competitive Funding: $442,124 Board Support: $743,693 Community Schools - Supporting Community School Coordinators at 21 Community Schools who will work with community and school stakeholders to build a network of resources, and assisting families in navigating the available supports and resources. $1,045,000 Home Visiting - funding will support DRUM,
- [Family League Awards Summer Activity Grants](https://familyleague.org/2017/07/family-league-awards-summer-activity-grants/) - Family League of Baltimore is pleased to announce funding for the following small community organizations with programs serving Baltimore youth this summer. Projects range back to school events/festivals that provide kids with supplies, etc., nature trips, music programs, entrepreneurial and arts programs, yoga, farming and gardening activities and many more. • Baltimore Underground Science Space
- [Announcement Regarding the FY2018 Community OST Programming Request for Proposals (RFP)](https://familyleague.org/2017/07/announcement-regarding-the-fy2018-community-ost-programming-request-for-proposals-rfp/) - For FY 2018, Mayor Catherine Pugh, in partnership with the Baltimore City Council, has allocated significant funding to invest in out of school time (OST) programs serving youth in grades K‐12, along with “opportunity” youth, aged 18-24. OST programs provide youth with the opportunity to explore new ideas, build new skills, find new talents, and
- [The Community School Summer Connection](https://familyleague.org/2017/06/the-community-school-summer-connection/) - Bekah Carmichael, Manager of People & Culture Sherrelle Showell, People & Culture Assistant Here at Family League, we often say that every Community School is the hub of the community in which it’s located. We are the People & Culture team here, handling recruitment and hiring functions, and we recently completed a project that proves
- [Family League Bulletin: Food Service Vendors Selected for Summer Meals Program](https://familyleague.org/2017/06/family-league-bulletin-food-service-vendors-selected-for-summer-meals-program/) - Family League of Baltimore is pleased to announce that it has selected food service companies for its summer meals program. Business Food Solutions will be providing the summer meals for all site-based programs and Overlea Caterers will be preparing the summer meals for delivery through the mobile meals program.
- [For a Great OST Program, Build in Quality & Accountability](https://familyleague.org/2017/05/5118-2/) - Megan Luse, Project Coordinator of Quality Improvment During a visit to Hilton Elementary School (a Community School), I watched 4th grade scholars participating in an out-of-school-time (OST) program operated by one of our lead agencies, Child First Authority, Inc., practice their skills in forensic science by dissecting owl pellets. Using their previous knowledge about owls,
- [Family League Newsletter: April 2017](https://familyleague.org/2017/04/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
- [Legislative Gains for Baltimore Children and Families](https://familyleague.org/2017/04/legislative-gains-for-baltimore-children-and-families/) - Shamoyia Gardiner, Policy Associate & Matt Quinlan, Policy Specialist We are the Policy Team here at Family League, and we’ve worked hard this year to ensure that lawmakers were well informed about the needs and concerns facing Baltimore City youth and families. While compromise is always part of the legislative process, we’re happy to report that many bills addressing issues we care about will now become
- [MD Legislative Wrap-Up For The 2017 Session](https://familyleague.org/2017/04/md-legislative-wrap-up-for-the-2017-session/) - Dear Friends, The 437th legislative session is now over! Family League was proud to provide testimony and support for numerous bills addressing the needs of Baltimore’s children and families, which the Maryland General Assembly passed this year. We’re proud of our Policy Team, Matt Quinlan and Shamoyia Gardiner, who spent countless hours in Annapolis, helping
- [Family League Legislative Updates 3.27.17](https://familyleague.org/2017/03/family-league-legislative-updates-3-27-17/) - View in your browser Lorem ipsum dolor que ist Legislative Review State Legislation: SB230 | Maryland Healthy Working Families Act After many amendment proposals and hours of debate, the Senate passed the Maryland Healthy Working Families Act by a vote of 29-18. While Governor Hogan has indicated that he will veto
- [Sitting “Shoulder to Shoulder” with Community Grant Reviewers](https://familyleague.org/2017/03/sitting-shoulder-to-shoulder-with-community-grant-reviewers/) - Adeatoyshe "Ade" Heru, Instructional Designer/Trainer Recently, I had the pleasure of getting to meet and instruct some of our community’s most civic-minded and forward thinking members. Family League of Baltimore recently kicked off its review process for the Summer Funding Collaborative. This meant setting a lot of wheels in motion, specifically training and onboarding our
- [Family League Maryland Legislative Updates 3.13.17](https://familyleague.org/2017/03/4866-2/) - Lorem ipsum dolor que ist The Legislative Week in Review State Legislation: Children of Incarcerated Parents SB853 Maryland Equal Access to Food Act of 2017 (3/9, Senate Finance Committee, 1 pm) Family League submitted testimony in favor of the Senate version of a bill that would repeal the year-long waiting
- [More Than 4,000 Young Readers—And Room to Grow](https://familyleague.org/2017/03/more-than-4000-young-readers-and-room-to-grow/) - Jazmyn Covington, Program Coordinator This month, we’re celebrating the first anniversary of the Governor’s Young Reader’s Program in Baltimore City. The program delivers a free book every month to any Baltimore family with children from infancy through age four. It’s a great way to introduce very young kids to the joys of reading and storytelling. Part
- [Family League Maryland Legislative Updates 2.27.17](https://familyleague.org/2017/02/family-league-maryland-legislative-updates-2-13-17/) - View in your browser Lorem ipsum dolor que ist The Legislative Week in Review HB425- Suspensions and Expulsions (2/14, Ways and Means Committee, 1 pm) Family League submitted testimony in support of the elimination of suspensions and expulsions for prekindergarten students, citing negative educational and long-term outcomes for the students disciplined in that manner. Additionally,
- [High School Students Offered Support and Inspiration Through the “Best Version of Me” Assemblies](https://familyleague.org/2017/02/high-school-students-offered-support-and-inspiration-through-the-best-version-of-me-assemblies/) - Alicia Joynes, Program Director of Youth Partnerships This week at Patterson High School, 121 students participated in assemblies—one for young women, one for young men—designed to help empower under-represented youth, including youth who are underperforming and are at risk or have been involved with the juvenile justice system. This was the second in a series
- [Family League Newsletter: February 2017](https://familyleague.org/2017/02/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
- [Family League Maryland Legislative Updates 2.13.17](https://familyleague.org/2017/02/family-league-maryland-legislative-updates-2-13-17-2/) - View in your browser Lorem ipsum dolor que ist Last Week in Annapolis Earned Sick Leave | HB 1 / SB 230 Earned sick leave hearings took place in the House and Senate committees this week. Family League submitted testimony of support for earned sick leave, which would go a long way in providing support to
- [Family League Bulletin: 2017 Summer Food Service Program](https://familyleague.org/2017/02/family-league-bulletin-2017-summer-food-service-program/) - Family League announces its participation in the Summer Food Service Program. Meals will be provided to all children without charge. Acceptance and participation requirements for the Program and all activities are the same for all regardless of race, color, national origin, sex, age, or disability. There will be no discrimination in the course of the
- [Community Schools Steering Committee Interest Meeting](https://familyleague.org/2017/01/community-schools-steering-committee-interest-meeting/) - Town Hall Meeting Feb. 21, 2017, 5:00-7:00pm Family League of Baltimore, 2305 N. Charles St., Baltimore, MD 21218 (Snow Date: February 23) Steering Committee applications will be available and experts will be on hand to answer questions. More information on the steering committee here.
- [New Year, New News](https://familyleague.org/2017/01/new-year-new-news/) - Jonathon Rondeau, President & CEO The new year promises to bring all of us many new challenges as well as many new opportunities. We’re redoubling our efforts to bring timely, useful and even inspiring information and stories to all our partners and stakeholders on a regular basis. Now more than ever, we’re committed to collaborating
- [PARTNER & STAKEHOLDER CALL: FY2016 Annual Report Highlights & FY2017 Look-Ahead](https://familyleague.org/2017/01/partner-stakeholder-call-fy2016-annual-report-highlights-fy2017-look-ahead/) - Transcript of Family League's Partner & Stakeholder Conference Call for an FY17 Look-Ahead. On Friday, January 20, Family League hosted a brief conference call to highlight the impact of its investments and capacity-building work to strengthen equity and opportunity for Baltimore’s children, youth, families, and communities, as well as discuss our priorities for the coming
- [ABC 2 News: Baltimore schools get washers/dryers to improve student attendance and morale](https://familyleague.org/2016/12/abc-2-news-baltimore-schools-get-washersdryers-to-improve-student-attendance-and-morale/) - Cassie Carlisle of WMAR ABC 2 News Baltimore reports on how eight of our community got washing machines and dryers installed to help boost attendance and morale through a partnership with Whirlpool, facilitated by Family League. Armistead Gardens, Graceland Park O’Donnell Heights, Margret Brent, Moravia Park, Patterson Park Public Charter School, Tench Tilghman, Barclay and William Pinderhughes
- [Family League Announces 14 City-Funded Awards to Support Programs Providing Engaging Experiences for Youth in Winter 2016](https://familyleague.org/2016/12/4139-2/) - Contact: Amy Bernstein, Director of External Relations (410) 662-5500 x240 Tiffani Church, Communications Manager (410) 662-5500 x273 Family League Announces 14 City-Funded Awards to Support Programs Providing Engaging Experiences for Youth in Winter 2016 BALTIMORE, December 8, 2016—Family League today announced the award of $32,738 in city funds for 14 small organizations with operating
- [Operation Graduation: Baltimore's GradNation Summit](https://familyleague.org/2016/12/operation-graduation-baltimores-gradnation-summit/) - The Operation Graduation: Baltimore’s GradNation Summit is a conversation designed and led by young people focused on re-envisioning education and the unique issues faced by Baltimore City Public School students. Through the day’s workshops, panels, performances, and discussions, students, educators, parents, and community members will explore the numerous barriers to student success; ultimately envisioning our own
- [Baltimore Sun Article: Community schools formally added to Baltimore schools portfolio](https://familyleague.org/2016/10/community-schools-formally-added-to-baltimore-schools-portfolio/) - The Baltimore city school board approved a policy Tuesday that will formally add "community schools" – which for years have been providing intensive wraparound services to city students – to the district's portfolio. The policy, which advocates have championed for years, creates a definition of the model and a framework for how they should run
- [Family League Announces 34 City-Funded Awards to Continue, Expand Youth Programs in Baltimore](https://familyleague.org/2016/10/family-league-announces-34-city-funded-awards-to-continue-expand-youth-programs-in-baltimore/) - Contact: Amy Bernstein, Director of External Relations (410) 662-5500 x240 Tiffani Church, Communications Manager (410) 662-5500 x273 Family League Announces 34 City-Funded Awards to Continue, Expand Youth Programs in Baltimore BALTIMORE, October 20, 2016—Family League today announced the award of more than $1.7 million in city funds for 34 out-of-school-time (OST) programs that will
- [Community Schools - Cincinnati's Lesson for Baltimore](https://familyleague.org/2016/09/community-schools-cincinnatis-lesson-for-baltimore/) - Family League Chief Strategy Officer Julia Baez makes a great case for Community Schools in the inaugural segment of Wes Moore's new radio program, Future City, on WYPR. Listen to the full segment here.
- [2016 Family League Community Service Award Winners](https://familyleague.org/2016/09/2016-family-league-community-service-award-winners/) - Family League has selected its community service award winners for 2016. We will honor each of them and recognize their outstanding work to remove barriers to opportunity for children and youths in Baltimore at our Annual Meeting on October 20, 2016. This year’s winners are: BERNARD “JACK” YOUNG, Baltimore City Council President: Civic Leadership Award
- [Youth Meals Available at Family League Mobile Meals Sites](https://familyleague.org/2016/07/3719-2/) - Family League's Mobile Meals sites are operating everyday this summer through Friday, August 26. Please refer to the sites below for locations and the schedule of meals. Also, you can dial 2-1-1 should you and your family need additional resources. Meal Site Address Breakfast Lunch Ellwood Park 316 N Ellwood, 21224
- [Baltimore City Schools Bulletin: Free Meals Available Monday, July 25](https://familyleague.org/2016/07/baltimore-city-school-bulletin-free-meals-available-monday-july-25/) - Due to extreme heat, all City Schools summer programs are canceled on Monday, July 25. Breakfast and lunch will be provided to youth from 8:30 a.m. to noon at the following school sites: Harlem Park Elementary/Middle School (1401 W. Lafayette Avenue) Harford Heights Elementary School (1919 N. Broadway) Barclay Elementary/Middle School (2900 Barclay St.)
- [City of Baltimore Press Release: Baltimore City Reaches Goal of Offering Summer Jobs  to 8,000 Youth](https://familyleague.org/2016/06/city-of-baltimore-press-release-baltimore-city-reaches-goal-of-offering-summer-jobs-to-8000-youth/) - BALTIMORE, Md. (June 27, 2016) For the second consecutive year, at least 8,000 Baltimore City youth and young adults, ages 14-21, will be offered a five-week YouthWorks summer employment opportunity. Today, approximately 6,000 youth started working in a wide variety of industries, including health care, hospitality/tourism, finance, construction, law and government jobs. A second five-week
- [Family League Bulletin: Summer Food Service Program](https://familyleague.org/2016/06/family-league-bulletin-summer-food-service-program/) - Family League announces its participation in the Summer Food Service Program. Meals will be provided to all children without charge. Acceptance and participation requirements for the Program and all activities are the same for all regardless of race, color, national origin, sex, age, or disability. There will be no discrimination in the course of the
- [Catch Up With Family League: Spring 2016 Newsletter](https://familyleague.org/2016/05/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
- [Family League Bulletin: Honoring Our Past…Forging a New Future for an Equitable Baltimore](https://familyleague.org/2016/05/family-league-bulletin-honoring-our-pastforging-a-new-future-for-an-equitable-baltimore/) - CONTACT: Amy Bernstein Director of External Relations 410.662.5500 x240 abernstein@familyleague.org Family League of Baltimore Celebrates 25 Years of Supporting and Investing in Baltimore’s Children, Families, and Communities Honoring Our Past…Forging a New Future for an Equitable Baltimore BALTIMORE, MD—Family League of Baltimore this week is marking its first 25 years as a catalyst for community-directed
- [Family League Bulletin: Family League of Baltimore Awards Over $500,000 for Summer Programs for City Youth](https://familyleague.org/2016/04/family-league-bulletin-family-league-of-baltimore-awards-over-500000-for-summer-programs-for-city-youth/) - Family League of Baltimore has awarded competitive grants to 32 organizations to expand and enhance the overall quality of summer learning opportunities for over 4,500 Baltimore City youth. Family League is grateful for the funding provided by the Mayor’s Office and Baltimore City Public Schools to offer enriched summer learning opportunities for city youth. The
- [Family League Bulletin: Youth Meals Available Tuesday, April 26th](https://familyleague.org/2016/04/family-league-bulletin-youth-meals-available-tuesday-april-26th/) - Due to Baltimore City School closures on Tuesday, April 26th, Family League and the Baltimore City Department of Recreation & Parks are working together to deliver meals to 25+ recreation centers around the City. Family League is proud to sponsor the effort to deliver these meals at a time when families may need additional nutritional support typically provided during
- [Family League Bulletin: Youth Meals Available Monday, April 25th](https://familyleague.org/2016/04/family-league-bulletin-youth-meals-available-monday-april-25th/) - Due to Baltimore City School closures on Monday, April 25th, Family League and the Baltimore City Department of Recreation & Parks are working together to deliver meals to 30+ recreation centers around the City. Family League is proud to sponsor the effort to deliver these meals at a time when families may need additional nutritional support typically provided
- [NBC News Education Nation: Parents are Powerful](https://familyleague.org/2016/04/nbc-news-education-nation-parents-are-powerful/) - ICYMI: Watch Family League President & CEO Jonathon Rondeau on last week’s NBC News Education Nation “Parents are Powerful” panel. The panel focused on enhancing parent and family engagement, including the Community Schools model, as well as challenges engaging fathers. NBC senior education reporter Rehema Ellis moderated. View the full video here.
- [Weinberg Foundation Announces Grants as Part of $3 Million Summer Funding Collaborative](https://familyleague.org/2016/03/weinberg-foundation-announces-grants-as-part-of-3-million-summer-funding-collaborative/) - FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Media Contact: Craig Demchak, 443-738-1159 cdemchak@hjweinberg.org Weinberg Foundation Announces Grants as Part of $3 Million Summer Funding Collaborative Expanded partnership provides summer learning funds for Baltimore City youth BALTIMORE (March 29, 2016) – The Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Foundation, one of the largest private foundations in the United States, today announced $770,000
- [Family League Bulletin: Youth Meals Available March 28th - April 1st for Spring Break](https://familyleague.org/2016/03/family-league-bulletin-youth-meals-available-march-28th-april-1st-for-spring-break/) - Beginning Monday, March 28th through Friday, April 1st, Family League and the Baltimore City Department of Recreation & Parks are working together to deliver meals to recreation centers around the City. Family League is proud to sponsor the effort to deliver these meals at a time when families may need additional nutritional support typically provided during the school day.
- [Governor's Office For Children Press Release: "Governor’s Young Readers” Off to Successful Beginning](https://familyleague.org/2016/03/governors-office-for-children-press-release-governors-young-readers-off-to-successful-beginning/) - FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT: Erin Montgomery, erin.montgomery@maryland.gov Hannah Marr, hannah.marr@maryland.gov Shareese Churchill, shareese.churchill@maryland.gov 410-974-2316 “Governor’s Young Readers” Off to Successful Beginning More Than 2,000 Children Have Enrolled in Less Than a Month ANNAPOLIS, MD – As of today, more than 2,000 Baltimore City children have been enrolled in the “Governor’s Young Readers” program since its official launch three weeks ago.
- [Family League of Baltimore Awards School Climate Challenge Grants](https://familyleague.org/2016/03/family-league-of-baltimore-awards-school-climate-challenge-grants/) - Family League of Baltimore Awards School Climate Challenge Grants Governor’s Office for Children Funding Awarded to Nine City Schools BALTIMORE (March 15, 2016) – Family League of Baltimore today announced the recipients of nine School Climate Challenge grants designed to create welcoming, safe and engaging school environments for Baltimore City students and identify best
- [MD Gov. Press Release: Registration for “Governor’s Young Readers” Program Begins Today for Baltimore City](https://familyleague.org/2016/03/md-gov-press-release-registration-for-governors-young-readers-program-begins-today-for-baltimore-city/) - FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT: Erin Montgomery, erin.montgomery@maryland.gov Hannah Marr, hannah.marr@maryland.gov Shareese Churchill, shareese.churchill@maryland.gov 410-974-2316 Registration for “Governor’s Young Readers” Program Begins Today for Baltimore City A New Book Will Be Mailed Each Month to Participating Children ANNAPOLIS, MD – Governor Larry Hogan has announced that starting today, every child, from infancy to age 5, in Baltimore City can
- [Family League Press Release: Matching Grant Helps Baltimore Parents to Access Health, Nutrition Education](https://familyleague.org/2016/02/family-league-press-release-matching-grant-helps-baltimore-parents-to-access-health-nutrition-education/) - FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE For More Information Contact: Julie Rosenthal, For Family League of Baltimore 202-486-3059/Julie@jrcommunications.com Kimberly Bronow, For Family League of Baltimore 410-480-1608/Kimberly@jrcommunications.com Matching Grant Helps Baltimore Parents to Access Health, Nutrition Education Funds Support Onsite Childcare for Single Mothers Attending Classes BALTIMORE, MD, February 23, 2016 – Family League of Baltimore today
- [State Farm Awards $7,500 to Family League to Support Community Schools](https://familyleague.org/2016/02/state-farm-awards-7500-to-family-league-to-support-community-schools/) - Family League of Baltimore is proud to announce it has received a $7,500 grant from State Farm, the American group of insurance and financial service companies headquartered in Bloomington, Illinois. The unrestricted grant will support Family League’s ongoing Community School Engagement Initiative in Baltimore City. “Our work with community schools is intended to broaden
- [Family League Bulletin: Youth Meals Available Tuesday, February 16th](https://familyleague.org/2016/02/family-league-bulletin-youth-meals-available-tuesday-february-16th/) - Due to Baltimore City School closures on Tuesday, February 16th, Family League and the Baltimore City Department of Recreation & Parks are working together to deliver meals to 35 recreation centers around the City. The recreation centers are open from 10:00am-6:00pm and meals will be delivered between noon and 2:00pm. Family League is proud to sponsor the effort
- [Family League Quarterly Newsletter](https://familyleague.org/2016/02/family-league-quarterly-newsletter-2/) - 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
- [Family League Bulletin: Youth Meals Available Tuesday, February 9th](https://familyleague.org/2016/02/family-league-bulletin-youth-meals-available-tuesday-february-9th/) - Due to Baltimore City School closures on Tuesday, February 9th, Family League and the Baltimore City Department of Recreation and Parks are working together to deliver meals to 35 recreation centers around the City. The recreation centers are open from 10:00am-6:00pm and meals will be delivered between noon and 2:00pm. Family League is proud to sponsor the effort
- [WYPR Radio Broadcast: Feed The Children](https://familyleague.org/2016/01/wypr-radio-broadcast-feed-the-children/) - Melissa Moore, Family League's Program Director of Food Access and Rochelle Machado, principal of Arundel Elementary/Middle School speak with Joel McCord of WYPR 88.1 FM about the collaborative effort between Family League, Elev8 Baltimore, Baltimore City Public Schools, and additional City partners to "distribute lunches through Arundel Middle-Elementary and 38 other schools and rec centers throughout the
- [Family League Bulletin: Youth Meals Available Friday, January 29th](https://familyleague.org/2016/01/youth-meals-available-friday-january-29th/) - Due to Baltimore City School closures on Friday, January 29th, Family League, the Baltimore City Department of Recreation and Parks, and Baltimore City Schools are working together to deliver meals to 36 recreation centers around the City and 3 schools between Noon-2pm. Family League is proud to sponsor the effort to deliver these meals at a time
- [Family League Bulletin: Youth Meals Available Thursday, January 28th](https://familyleague.org/2016/01/youth-meals-available-thursday-january-28th/) - Due to Baltimore City School closures on Thursday, January 28th, Family League, the Baltimore City Department of Recreation and Parks, and Baltimore City Schools continues to work together to deliver meals to 35 recreation centers around the City, a child care center and 4 schools between Noon-2pm. Family League is proud to sponsor the effort
- [WBAL 11 News Broadcast: Family League of Baltimore feeds city kids on snow days](https://familyleague.org/2016/01/family-league-of-baltimore-feeds-city-kids-on-snow-days/) - Deborah Weiner of WBAL TV 11 Baltimore reports on the healthy lunches provided by Family League of Baltimore to city children and youth at 19 recreation centers on Tuesday, January 26, 2016. Many children and youth throughout Baltimore City depend on the meals they receive during the school day. With schools closed, Family League worked
- [Family League Bulletin: Youth Meals Available Wednesday, January 27th](https://familyleague.org/2016/01/youth-meals-available-wednesday-january-27th/) - Due to Baltimore City School closures on Wednesday, January 27th, Family League, the Baltimore City Department of Recreation and Parks, and Baltimore City Schools continues to work together to deliver meals to 31 recreation centers around the City, 3 schools, a community center, and a performing arts center between Noon-2pm. Family League is proud to sponsor the
- [ABC 2 News Broadcast: Organizations helping Baltimore kids, residents eat while city digs out from storm](https://familyleague.org/2016/01/organizations-helping-baltimore-kids-residents-eat-while-city-digs-out-from-storm/) - Dakarai Turner of ABC 2 News reported on the 1,000 meals delivered to each open meal site by Family League of Baltimore on Tuesday, January 26, 2016. Family League President & CEO Jonathon Rondeau talked about Family League’s commitment to ensuring children in Baltimore City have access to nutritional meals, saying, "85 percent of [city
- [Family League Bulletin: Youth Meals Available Tuesday, Jan 26th](https://familyleague.org/2016/01/youth-meals-available-tuesday-jan-26th/) - Family League continues to partner with Rec Centers to ensure youth have access to meals. On Tuesday, January 26th, Brown Bag lunches will be delivered to 19 recreation centers around the city and Arundel Elementary/Middle School from 1:00 pm and 2:00 pm. Families can call 211 for open meal locations. Please see complete list below: Arundel
- [Baltimore Sun Feature: Baltimore City schools students can get free bagged lunches](https://familyleague.org/2016/01/baltimore-city-schools-students-can-get-free-bagged-lunches/) - Baltimore City school students received free bagged lunches, including sandwiches and fruit, Monday at about a dozen places in Baltimore. The program will continue Tuesday. Jonathon Rondeau, president of the Family League, said the site locations are being determined based on which places are staffed and have clear pathways. Read the full article here.
- [Family League Bulletin: Youth Meals Available Today](https://familyleague.org/2016/01/youth-meals-available-today/) - Today, Monday, January 25th, Family League is partnering with Baltimore City Department of Recreation and Parks to ensure youth have access to meals. Brown bag lunches will be delivered to 18 open Recreation Centers around the City between 1pm and 2pm today. Families can call 2-1-1 for open meal locations this afternoon. Open sites are
- [Baltimore Summer Funding Collaborative Press Release: Expanded Partnership Seeks Proposals for Summer Programs Serving Baltimore Youth](https://familyleague.org/2016/01/expanded-partnership-seeks-proposals-for-summer-programs-serving-baltimore-youth/) - FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT: Sheryl Goldstein | 443.738.1163 | sgoldstein@hjweinberg.org Arin Gencer | 410.223.2823 | agencer@aecf.org Expanded Partnership Seeks Proposals for Summer Programs Serving Baltimore Youth Eight charitable funders to invest more than $2 million in education-focused activities BALTIMORE (January 22, 2016) – Baltimore’s largest charitable funders are teaming up, for the second year,

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