Helping Up Mission is a program that helps people who are homeless or struggling with addiction, mental health, or poverty. They offer a place to stay, support to get better, and programs to help people heal and start over.

MobilityLink gives rides to people with disabilities who cannot use regular buses or trains alone.

Be a Chef for a Day program provides hot meals and shelf-stable products.

This program gives a safe place to live and help for moms and young children with no stable home.

Transitional shelter for men and women who are at least 18 years old, not pregnant, and have no children.

Their mission is to support healing from gun violence, harm, and unfair systems.

This service helps people with hard feelings during or after pregnancy.

GIVING blood. The Red Cross needs more blood donations.

A small community organization established in 2016 to help Baltimore youth and families who had been impacted by gun violence

A group of helpers who give support before and after birth so moms feel safe.

AZIZA/PE&CE Youth Program has been running for 10 years. It helps young people ages 12–24 who may not have the same chances as others. The program teaches life skills and how to start their own businesses, helping them have a better future.

Home-based program that addresses both function and healthcare expenses

FreeState Justice is a legal advocacy organization that seeks to improve the lives of low-income lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer (“LGBTQ”) Marylanders. Click here to see upcoming events.

Check out the food available at the St. Peter Claver Campus!

They aim to change how people see mental illness in the African American community. They encourage those who suffer from these illnesses to get the help they need.