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The Humanim Social Enterprise Division continues to make headlines, from Fast Company’s Fast.Co Exist to the Washington Post.
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As part of this year’s Social Innovation Fund Week, we are excited to share that we have established a Social Innovation Fund at Humanim, which directly supports our mission of training and job creation for residents of Maryland.
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Previously known for their catering and food production, the social impact company is making strides opening up its first cafes and cafe kiosks at corporate headquarters, including the new Exelon building in Baltimore, the Annie Casey Foundation, and the Kaiser Permanente Headquarters in Catonsville, MD.
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As part of its mission to serve the broader Baltimore community, Howard Bank announced today that it is supporting Humanim’s newest social enterprise, City Seeds, with a $7,500 gift.
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Our social enterprise City Seeds is excited to present its 2nd annual #MadeinBaltimore vendor fair!
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Humanim is partnering with the Calvert Foundation and Invested Impact to help implement an amazing new initiative called Ours To Own.
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Baltimore announced its latest step in trying to improve the impression the city leaves on travelers coming into and departing town on Amtrak or MARC trains.
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Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake announced the “deconstruction” of the north side of the 2000 block of E. Biddle St. The project is part of the Vacants to Value program.
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Details and City Seeds both are Humanim social enterprises, but what else do they have in common? They’re also partners!
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