We are all in this Together
We are proud to work alongside an incredible group of partners and collaborators to achieve meaningful progress in our communities. Please fill out this form to explore a potential partnership with us and also check out the amazing work of our partners:
Baltimore Broken Glass, Youth leadership and Zero Waste Social Enterprise Development
Baltimore Compost Collective, Community Led Zero Waste implementation
Baltimore Ethical Society, Citywide outreach for Zero Waste and Development without Displacement
Benjamin Franklin High School, youth education, research, and citizen science
Break Free from Plastics, Research and global support network for ending plastic pollution
Cherry Hill Development Corporation, permanently affordable housing development
Community of Curtis Bay Association, Community Building, planning and implementation
Ecological Design Collective, Zero Waste planning and development, diverting food and organics from Baltimore’s waste stream
Environmental Integrity Project, Research and policy development
Free Your Voice, youth leadership development
GEDCO, Housing development consultation
Global Alliance for Incinerator Alternatives, Research and global support network for Zero Waste solutions
Greater Baybrook Alliance, CLT housing development support, community building
Grounded Solutions Network, CLT capacity building
International Brotherhood of Teamsters, Partner in facilitating development of local community led compost infrastructure in Baltimore as a step in a just transition to zero waste
J. Neal Architecture and Design, Passive House Design of 10 permanently affordable homes in Curtis Bay
Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, research and investigation in health disparities linked to burn and bury waste infrastructure
Neighborhood Design Center, support for initial youth led outreach and planning for CLT housing and greenspace
Post Landfill Action Network, Student led campus organizing to advance zero waste and diversion of materials from harmful landfills and incinerators in South Baltimore
SB7 Coalition, Community led development in South Baltimore
SHARE Baltimore Inc, Baltimore’s CLTs working towards the development of a Citywide non-speculative and community led housing sector, Learning Exchange
Towson University, participatory action research and youth leadership development
The Well, support for potential CLT homeowners, community building
United Way of Central Maryland, youth leadership development
Interested in a partnership?
Fill out this form now to explore how we can work together to achieve shared goals.
