When Matt Gallagher, president and CEO of the Goldseker Foundation, first heard about the emerging concept of Baltimore’s Promise, he was intrigued by its time horizon.
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A Conversation with Bridget Blount of Baltimore’s Promise
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When Matt Gallagher, president and CEO of the Goldseker Foundation, first heard about the emerging concept of Baltimore’s Promise, he was intrigued by its time horizon.
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We close 2022 with a special kind of gratitude for our partners, our board, and our staff. Baltimore’s Promise is preparing to mark our 10th anniversary in 2023, a milestone that would not be possible without a fierce collective commitment to our city and to the young people growing up within it.
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In December 2022, The Baltimore Banner covered the Youth Grantmakers Initiative, describing how "Young people don’t typically have the responsibility of deciding how more than half a million dollars gets spent."
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When Kaivon Henderson first heard about the Summer Prep Class offered through Grads2Careers, the appeal was simple.
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Baltimore’s Promise is updating the data for the Baltimore City Youth Opportunities Landscape.
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Baltimore’s Promise will be partnering with the Annie E. Casey Foundation's Thrive by 25 effort to ensure young people ages 14 through 24 are equipped to succeed.
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New B’More Invested videos capture 10 Black-led nonprofits doing important work in Baltimore City.
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Read this powerful op-ed from the Chronicle of Philanthropy: “Sharing Philanthropic Power With Grantees Is Messy and Challenging but Worth the Effort.”
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After years of planning and coordination, the Baltimore City Youth Data Hub will soon begin operations
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Our 2021 report to the community provided a chance for us to reflect on lessons from the pandemic and how they are shaping our work today.
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This year, the SFC welcomed the Baltimore Children and Youth Fund, which committed $2 million for summer programs of BIPOC-led organizations and those serving older youth, ages 14-24.
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A recent StriveTogether learning forum featured Baltimore’s Promise’s Senior Manager of Operations Jasmyne Gilbert. The forum explored what support of leaders of color and pipelines of talent looks like.
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Bloomberg Philanthropies’ “Follow the Data” podcast interviewed our CEO, Julia Baez about occupational skills training.
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The Maryland Out of School Time Network hosted an online workshop featuring our Chief Impact Officer Bridget Blount to talk through why data and evaluation matters for local organizations.
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In this webinar, we convened experts -- including youth --to talk about the need for the Baltimore City Youth Opportunities Landscape. and what we found.
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