Partners
It is the goal of the Central Baltimore Partnership to engage with everyone who wishes to partner with us in galvanizing the renaissance of Central Baltimore. And we count most, if not all, of Central Baltimore’s neighborhood organizations, nonprofit agencies, community development corporations, major property owners, universities and foundations active in one of our neighborhoods as our Partners. But we’re always looking for new Partners. And you don’t have to be one of the types of aforementioned organizations. If you are interested in the renaissance of Central Baltimore, we are happy to have you aboard. Large or small, public, or private, if your organization’s work falls within our boundaries, we would be delighted to partner with you. So please contact us. Being headquartered in Central Baltimore is not a prerequisite. We also work with organizations that address the city as a whole, including the government of Baltimore City. We have had strong working relationships with every administration since we began in 2006. Specifically, Baltimore Mayors, in multiple administrations have committed city administration officials and key agencies to partner with the Central Baltimore Partnership.
For a complete list of partners, go to the bottom of the page.
We have more than 100 Partners
They include everyone from...
Small Businesses
To some of the biggest non-profits in Maryland
to state and local government
and everything in between
from community associations to radio stations
They have one thing in common
The desire to make Central Baltimore a better place
They create delicious meals
Build bright new buildings
Renovate Landmarks
Advocate for change
Hold arts festivals
Transform public spaces
Paint beautiful murals
and create the renaissance of Central Baltimore
Steering Comittee
The Central Baltimore Partnership Steering Committee is composed of a cross section of Central Baltimore. Its members represent neighborhood associations, non-profit organizations, businesses, Baltimore City agencies, healthcare facilities/providers, and Central Baltimore universities. The Steering Committee serves as the Board of Directors for the organization and works to ensure the collective vision for Central Baltimore is carried out.
Officers
Neil Didriksen, Robert W. Deutsch Foundation, Chair
Michael Pokorny, Reinvestment Fund, Treasurer
Sheri Parks, Maryland Institute College of Art, Secretary
Members
Tim Armbruster
Jamyla Bennu, Oyin Handmade and Exittheapple Artspace
Amy Bonitz, MCB Real Estate
Charlie Duff, Jubilee Baltimore
Linda Johnson, Greater Greenmount Community Association
David Lapides, Charles North Community Association
Fred Lazarus
Lucas Carlson, Medstar Health
Andrew Northrup, Abell Improvement Association
Salem Reiner, Cap Ex Advisory Group
Chris Ryer, Baltimore City Department of Planning
Victoria Schultz, University of Baltimore
Lauren Kelly-Washington, Greenmount West Community Association
Kristina Williams, Charles Village Community Benefits District
Alicia Wilson, Johns Hopkins University
Thomas Totten, Duane, Morris LLP (Pro bono legal advisor)