posted by Amy Knox
May 09, 2007
Numerous Weinberg Fellows helped test the new website that launches May 18.
posted by Virginia Knowlton
May 04, 2007
Maryland Disability Law Center (MDLC) has produced an award winning film, Behind Closed Doors, which will receive two screenings at the Maryland Film Festival.
posted by Khalilah Harris
May 04, 2007
Over 95% of the members of BFA's Class of 2007 have been admitted to a four year University. BFA admits students through a random lottery to participate in a small supportive academic environment. We believe that education results in freedom and that learning by serving is essential to growth. The Class of 2007 is the inaugural class.
posted by Leon Purnell
May 03, 2007
Leon Purnell was recently recognized by Baltimore Mayor Martin O'Malley for his community service.
posted by Mary Ellen Vanni
April 25, 2007
Charity Navigator, the most prestigious charity evaluator in the nation has awarded its highest rating to the Fuel Fund of Maryland, Inc.
April 24, 2007
GEDCO was honored with a national award for their excellence in community development with a Bank of America Neighborhood Excellence Award.
posted by Jan Hoffberger
April 21, 2007
Inspired by heroic actions of a single woman to stand up against drug trafficking in her neighborhood, the Weinberg Fellows’ Giving Circle has made its first ever grant. In December 2006, the Giving Circle awarded $500 to the Public Justice Center in support of the Tenant Advocacy Center. The Weinberg Fellows created their Giving Circle as a grass roots effort to make meaningful contributions to organizations in need.
posted by Amy Knox
April 21, 2007
The Baltimore Urban Debate League was recognized as one of 17 national “Coming Up Taller” organizations.
posted by Ted Gross
April 21, 2007
The Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Foundation is pleased to announce that the 2007 Weinberg Fellows class has been selected.
posted by Amy Knox
April 21, 2007
Janice Frey-Angel has accepted the position of President/CEO of Melwood and will start with the organization March 1.