Human Purpose. Human Impact.
The gothic Victorian American Brewery building in East Baltimore was abandoned for more than three decades before being reborn as the offices of a non-profit organization, Humanim.
Continue reading "Factory Transformed From “Haunted Castle” to Beacon of Baltimore’s Rebirth"
When Jenn and Brad Clayton started to look at ways to demolish their recently purchased house on Winding River Circle, they knew they wanted to do something that would benefit others without impacting the environment.
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Humanim has become a licensed Health Home provider for the State of Maryland.
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Humanim is pleased to present this series of podcasts as follow-up to the Social Enterprise World Forum held in Calgary, Canada in October 2013.
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DETAILS, a division of Humanim, is creating an on ramp to the employment highway for those who would often remain indefinitely jobless.
Continue reading "Details working with Kane Construction"
June 15th, dozens of people volunteered to help turn a vacant platt of land into a beautiful park for the the people of East Baltimore.
Continue reading "Raise your hand if this is a good idea…"
Builder Jeremy Teicher bought a century-old house in Englewood intending to replace it with a new home…
Continue reading "Dismantling homes gives materials a second life"
Work has begun and progress is already starting to be seen—this will be a very nice addition to our community!
Continue reading "Broadway East Community Park"
Today, Humanim received a grant from Wells Fargo & Company (NYSE: WFC) as part of a $3 million Wells Fargo Environmental Solutions for Communities grant program across 64 community-based nonprofits nationwide to help support land and water conservation, energy efficiency, infrastructure, and educational outreach. “We are excited to be a recipient of this highly competitive Wells
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