On October 28, 2025, Eric, a resident of Westport, decided out of frustration and desperation to reach out. He heard about Grow Home Baltimore and took a chance. He went to their website and completed an intake form because he wanted to change his life for the better. A Knock on the Door One of
Workforce OST at City Neighbors High School in Hamilton Maryland wrapped its semester at the end of May 2026, and several students inquired about continuing the program through the summer. Eager to continue, sophomores Jermaine and Bryce led a group of five students, along with junior Eara, in maintaining the garden constructed by the Urban
It’s right around the corner. New classmates, old friends, new teachers and maybe even a different school for you. The challenge, for some students, is the anxiety of juggling all these realities at the same time. Here are several ideas to help you make the best of the upcoming days and weeks of the new
Grow Home Baltimore Green Trades Instructor Clayton Williams shares: “Erick D. has distinguished himself at Grow Home Baltimore from the time he became a crew member and it has been my pleasure to be able to work with and mentor him along the way. During his time in the Grow Home Baltimore Workforce Development, Erick
Grow Home Baltimore (growhomebaltimore.org) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting community-led programs that cultivate open spaces, empower resident leaders, and provide youth with accessible opportunities for recreation and first-time employment—all guided by principles of equity and empowerment. Grow Home Baltimore has worked hand-in-hand with Baltimore residents to transform underused public spaces into vibrant
Visit John Carver's Substack People transform because their WHY becomes bigger than the pain that it takes to create new habits that turn an “average” life into an “amazing” life.Most people in society live by default. They get up every day and do the same thing they have always done and
Visit John Carver's Substack There was a time, not too many centuries ago, when most people struggled just to survive. The tribes/families/towns, where people lived, depended on each other to survive and thrive. As the years passed, and people began to accumulate more “things,” the level of respect for others
Visit John Carver's Substack Author Richard Dawkins wrote: “We are going to die, and that makes us the lucky ones because most people are never going to die because they are never going to be born.” In the early 1960s two teenagers met on a “blind date” (a social engagement
The holiday season is a time for spreading joy, giving back, and celebrating the spirit of togetherness. It is during this time that we witness remarkable acts of generosity and kindness, which inspire us all to make a positive impact in our communities. This year, Foot Locker has exemplified the true essence of the
Grow Home was pleased to be a part of making Brooklyn stronger! Our Baltimore Builders program did all the demo work for this rehab. Read the full article at WBAL.com Go to WBAL.com
