Discover Black-led organizations in the Greater Baltimore region listed by neighborhood and area of focus.
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Advocacy & Human Rights
Arts & Culture
Community Development
Education
Food Sovereignty
Labor & Workforce Development
Mental Health & Wellness
Mentorship
Political Education
Social Services
Sports & Recreation
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Discover organizations in the Greater Baltimore area listed by neighborhood and area of concentration.
The Sewing Education Workshop (S.E.W) Youth Project was established, in 2018, to help inner-city youth strive in learning how to sustain, be creative and develop attributes of becoming an entrepreneur.
The mission of The Queens’ Sisterhood Society is to promote lifetime bonds, business ownership, and empower individuals of the African Diaspora community.
Acute Grief and Bereavement Counseling for African American Marylanders
We are a community focused on the professional and craft development of arts entrepreneurs and on providing access to arts, music, and cultural programming to all youth and families.
Fuel the Kids winner of CLLCTIVLY’s #bmoreHERstory Micro-Grant!
Fuel the Kids mission is to provide our students in Baltimore with the tools they need to be dreamers and the captains of their future.
Black Girls Cook winner of CLLCTIVLY’s #bmoreFoodJustice Black Futures Micro-Grant! #bmoreFoodJustice grant for $2,000 was made possible through our partnership with The Black Church Food Security Network.
Kenika Walker, co-owner of CUPS Coffeehouse is one of CLLCTIVLY’s #bmoreHERstory Black Futures Micro-Grant awardees. CUPs works directly with Project I CAN, a program of Fusion Partnerships, to provide hands on workforce development for youth living in #Baltimore City.
Tendea Family is CLLCTIVLY’s first Black Futures Micro-Grant recipient. Learn more about their work to improve the Black community in Baltimore City economically, mentally, physically and morally.
Jamye Wooten – Founder, CLLCTIVLY
Also the co-founder of Baltimore United for Change, Jamye launched CLLCTIVLY in 2019, an organization that seeks to create an ecosystem to foster collaboration between Black-led organizations in Baltimore. The goal is to mitigate fragmentation and duplication of programs by providing a resource that seeks to find, fund and partner with black social change organizations. The organization also offers no-strings-attached micro-grants of $1,000.
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