Human Purpose. Human Impact.
Read how our social enterprise School of Food is helping build a local food ecosystem in Baltimore through its business training program for food and beverage entrepreneurs.
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Read how City Seeds, a Humanim Social Enterprise will support the Baltimore Food Hub’s job creation and food business training goals in East Baltimore, in this week’s Baltimore Sun.
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Our culinary social enterprise City Seeds is moving its operations to the Baltimore Food Enterprise Center. Please join us & the Historic East Baltimore Community Action Coalition – to celebrate the opening!
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Humanim Social Enterprise City Seeds’ School of Food expands to D.C. and partners with Union Market to offer its culinary business training program to small business owners in the district. School of Food is a year-long business training program for small food & beverage entrepreneurs.
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From tea to juice to sausages, an amazing group of Baltimore food & beverage makers graduated from our social enterprise City Seeds School of Food last week.
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Humanim social enterprise Details Deconstruction was featured in this month’s Chronicle of Philanthropy article “Nonprofit Rebuilds Lives by Tearing Down Old Houses.”
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Max Pollock, Director of our social enterprise Brick+Board, was recently featured in the Baltimore Business Journal’s profile “How I recover and recycle Baltimore’s history.” Read what Max has to say about salvaging Baltimore’s historic rowhomes for social impact.
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For the last year our culinary social enterprise City Seeds has been part of the REDF SE4Jobs Accelerator program, alongside other talented, employment-focused social enterprise leaders across the nation. After being chosen to participate in this prestigious program, we are happy to share that our Director of City Seeds – Deborah Haust – for winning the program’s final Pitch Competition.
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We are excited to highlight the Baltimore Wood Project, a great example of public/private partnerships to increase the reclamation & reuse of wood and urban fall throughout Baltimore.
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