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Hillmuth AutoCare Raises Funds for Humanim

Thank you to our community and corporate partner Hillmuth Autocare for their generous fall fundraiser on our behalf. Hillmuth raised over $4,000 for Humanim, which will go toward purchasing difibrillators for Humanim clients.

Support Humanim this Giving Tuesday

This #GivingTuesday we are both thankful for and inspired by our clients, employees, partners and funders. You help make our programs and services possible.

Humanim’s Healthy Transitions Program Receives the Casey and Pebble Willis Award

Humanim’s Healthy Transitions program was honored by the Community Foundation of Howard County with the Casey and Pebble Willis Making a Difference award, for its crucial work and impact in addressing mental health issues in Howard County.

City Seeds Moves to the Baltimore Food Hub Campus

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.

Support Humanim Through Workplace Giving

Did you know you can support your favorite charities through your workplace giving campaign? Please consider supporting Humanim’s programs & services this giving season!

Rethinking What We Mean by Inclusive

A great read from Ford Foundation on what we can do to incorporate a disability lens in our continued work on inclusiveness.

City Seeds is Moving to the Baltimore Food Hub!

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!

Free Administrative Assistant Career Training

Interested in an administrative career? We are currently recruiting for our next FREE Administrative Assistant Training program! Receive specialized training, professional certification, and job placement assistance.

November is National Family Caregivers Month

November is National Family Caregivers Month! Join us in recognizing the contribution of volunteers, friends and family members who support a loved one with their health or managing a disability or mental illness.