ShareBaby gives diapers, clothes, and baby items to groups that help children in Baltimore.

To MOED, economic justice means creating an equitable workforce system that responds to all residents’ needs and provides viable economic opportunities to all residents, especially those who have been generationally and systemically disadvantaged.

The Mayor’s Office of African American Male Engagement (MOAAME) is committed to creating a Community Collaborative Network and support structure to identify the needs of men and to coordinate, advance, and implement policies and practices that promote opportunities for all of Baltimore’s African American males, as well as others we encounter, to achieve a successful and fulfilling life.

Help by giving blood. The Red Cross needs more blood donations.

A transitional and permanent housing and support services program. (Un programa de servicios de apoyo y vivienda transitoria y permanente.)

Helps refugees, immigrants, and those seeking asylum get legal help and support to feel safe and start a new life in Baltimore.

Resources related to substance use disorders and addiction found here.
Los recursos relacionados con los trastornos por uso de sustancias y la adicción se encuentran aquí.

Variety of employment, job training, and support resources! (¡Variedad de recursos de empleo, capacitación laboral y apoyo!)

Utility assistance available - get free home energy upgrades here. (Asistencia de servicios públicos disponible: obtenga actualizaciones gratuitas de energía para el hogar aquí).

Our Daily Bread is providing breakfast and lunch meals daily, employment services, on-site support, tele-support, and referrals to other services across Baltimore city.

Produce boxes are available for pick up Wednesdays at 11am, while supplies last.

Produce boxes are available here on Wednesdays at 11am.

Healthcare services for homeless people offered here!
¡Servicios de atención médica para personas sin hogar que se ofrecen aquí!

The Mayor’s Office of Correspondence and Constituent Services helps constituents access services either through government agencies or nonprofit service providers.

As the agency responsible for the implementation of the City’s public health approach to safety through Mayor Brandon M. Scott’s Comprehensive Violence Prevention Plan, MONSE partners with Baltimore’s residents, community-based organizations, institutions, businesses, and agencies to stem the tide of violence, while simultaneously unearthing its root causes.