nonprofits

Combined, the cities “anchor institutions” pay $6M annually for approximately $47M in city services like policing, snow removal, and road maintenance.

Midday's 2025 MLK Day of Service show highlights two nonprofits supporting Maryland communities: HeartSmiles in Baltimore and City Youth Matrix in Frederick.

The Baltimore Children & Youth Fund distributes millions of dollars into grassroots efforts to enrich the lives of young people in the city.

The local organizations were chosen out of over six thousand applicants to Scott’s “Yield Giving” project nationwide.

We’ll go On the Record with a look at Baltimore nonprofits working to keep kids on a positive path.

Founder Haneef Hardy connects after-school attendees with community resources that turn big ideas into realities.

The revenue would go to building underserved communities and community efforts.

The Baltimore Children and Youth Fund was born out of the chaos of the Freddie Gray riots in 2015, now the organization is growing into a multi-million-dollar funding nonprofit.

Chrissy Thornton began her new role in January. What's next for the Associated Black Charities as it manages internal changes while advocating on behalf of Black nonprofits?

Maryland’s 23 counties plus Baltimore City received $2.3 billion in ARPA funds they are responsible for allocating.